THE State Government is set to introduce laws to protect the state's best cropping land into Parliament in late October, as much as two months earlier than expected.
Natural Resources Minister Rachel Nolan said the fast-track would create more certainty for landholders sooner and was a further sign that the Labor Government was deadly serious about protecting farmland for the future.
"Our government's strategic cropping land laws will put Queensland well ahead of other Australian states," Ms Nolan said.
The Chronicle
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