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Banana farmers fuming as Coles ends supply arrangement on Coffs Coast

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By Samuel O'Brien, Lauren Bohane
| MSN Australia Verified
Samuel O'Brien and Lauren Bohane In the home of the Big Banana, local farmers say it is a "kick in the guts" to have supermarket giant Coles end an agreement to supply locally grown fresh produce to stores in the region. Instead, the bananas on the shelves of the Coles supermarket in Coffs Harbour are now expected to largely come from North Queensland.
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Banana farmers fuming as Coles ends supply arrangement on Coffs Coast

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By Samuel O'Brien, Lauren Bohane
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
In the home of the Big Banana, local farmers say it is a "kick in the guts" to have supermarket giant Coles end an agreement to supply locally grown fresh produce to stores in the region. Instead, the bananas on the shelves of the Coles supermarket in Coffs Harbour are now expected to largely come from North Queensland. "The fruit is going to travel 1,600 kilometres compared to six," Coffs Harbour and District Banana Growers Association secretary-treasurer Mick Gentle said.
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Court fines Bucca blueberry farmers $100,000 for building an illegal dam

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By Samuel O'Brien, David Claughton Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Samuel O'Brien and David Claughton The NSW Land and Environment Court has fined two blueberry farmers $100,000 after they built an illegal dam on their Bucca property north of Coffs Harbour. The Natural Resources Access Regulator (NRAR) took legal action after an investigation into the dams triggered by a report to its hotline.
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