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Bob Brown’s green living

In a double whammy for our Blue Mountains wonderland, coal companies are undermining the Gardens of Stone while dam builders hope to inundate more of its World Heritage wild rivers.

Circa 1925, Sydney’s population reached one million. My then-teenage father Jack camped in the Burragorang Valley and caught

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