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Dry times push native nursery into closing after 34 years

Sarah and David Caldwell plan to close the Mole River Station nursery after this year due to worsening conditions and rising transport costs. (Mole River Station Nursery)
By Jeremy Cook

Sarah and David Caldwell have run the Mole Station Native Nursery for 34 years but dry conditions and disrupted freight […]

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