Local council’s $8.2m plan to “beautify” town’s main street met with protest from farmers | ABC News

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Historic charm and farming roots have co-existed in the northern Tasmanian town of Longford for decades, but a plan for the main street to be redeveloped and beautified has angered some in the farming community.

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