ENVIRONMENT

Target Gully clean up surprise

HUNDREDS of critically endangered purple wattle have been discovered growing around the old Target Gully tailings dam in Far North Queensland, during Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy remediation works.

 The Target Gully tailings pond

The Target Gully tailings pond

Queensland Mines Minister Dr Anthony Lynham said workers were at the abandoned mine site of Target Gully, near the historic tin mining town of Irvinebank doing survey work to remediate the Target Gully...

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