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The new endangered species at green-tape HQ

THE federal government aims to reduce 250 jobs from its Environment Department by Christmas.

Blair Price
The new endangered species at green-tape HQ

Community and Public Sector Union deputy secretary Beth Vincent-Pietsch told the Guardian Australia that morale was "terribly low". "When 250 people walk out of Environment's doors by the end of the...

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