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Jonathan Miller

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Producer/Reporter, Foreign Correspondent; Producer, Four Corners, ABC (Aus); Foreign Affairs Correspondent, Channel 4 News (UK) 2003-21; Author, “Duterte Harry”
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Jonathan Miller - ABC News

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By Jonathan Miller Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
As parts of Australia turn away from native forest logging, Four Corners follows the logs and the money to ask whether the industry is really ending or just shifting state borders. Mon 22 Jun 2026 at 8:30pmMon 22 Jun 2026 at 8:30pm Mon 22 Jun 2026 at 8:30pm
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Victoria ended logging. Now it’s using Tasmania’s native forests

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By Jessica Longbottom Verified, Jonathan Miller Verified, Jade Toomey
| treefrogcreative.ca
Victoria ended logging. Now it’s using Tasmania’s native forests By Jessica Longbottom, Jonathan Miller and Jade Toomey ABC News, Australia June 22, 2026 Category: Forestry Region: International It’s a freezing, foggy morning as the Searoad Mersey II docks at Melbourne Port. We’ve had a tip-off that the truck we’re looking for is on board. …Trees from Tasmania’s public forests are not meant to leave the island.
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Victoria ended logging. Now it's using Tasmania's native forests

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By Jessica Longbottom Verified, Jade Toomey, Jonathan Miller Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
It's a freezing, foggy morning as the Searoad Mersey II docks at Melbourne Port. We've had a tip off that the truck we're looking for is on board. Hours later, it appears, loaded with Tasmanian logs. We chase it. Trees from Tasmania's public forests are not meant to leave the island. But two years after Victoria banned logging in its own state forests, Four Corners has discovered there are Victorian sawmills now relying heavily on Tasmania for supply.
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