Two-thirds of Singleton and Muswellbrook people polled say Hunter should restrict mining in agriculture areas

By Joanne McCarthy
October 18 2018 - 10:00pm
Off-limits: A horse on the historic Tarwyn Park property in the Bylong Valley before the property was bought by Korean energy company KEPCO for an open cut coal mine.
Off-limits: A horse on the historic Tarwyn Park property in the Bylong Valley before the property was bought by Korean energy company KEPCO for an open cut coal mine.

NEARLY two-thirds of people polled in the mining areas of Singleton and Muswellbrook say critical horse-breeding and wine growing areas of the Hunter should be off limits to coal mining.

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