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Resource Efficiency Forum

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Danielle Hicks

12:19, 26 FEB 2015

John Painter and Phil Taylor at the Resource Efficiency Forum. (Image: Daniel Graves)1 of 8
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Bernadette Wilson, Sharon Chance and Jennifer Buttery at the Resource Efficiency Forum. (Image: Daniel Graves)8 of 8

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