Cultural compensation replaces fine in 'rare' illegal logging ruling
Traditional owners say a $450,000 fine will not replace the six centuries-old giant trees illegally felled by NSW Forestry Corporation.
Cultural compensation replaces fine in 'rare' illegal logging ruling
Traditional owners say a $450,000 fine will not replace the six centuries-old giant trees illegally felled by NSW Forestry Corporation.
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