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Leppington Pastoral removes dam from dairy farm, returns water to environment
Tuesday 31 May 2022 by Lara Webster (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

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Billionaire dairy family who owned Leppington Triangle fined over water use
Tuesday 1 Feb 2022 by Harriet Alexander (The Sydney Morning Herald)

Brothers Tony and Ron Perich have agreed to remove a large dam from their property and pay a $425,000 penalty. Read more >
Why did taxpayers buy land for 10 times what it was worth from a Coalition donor?
Tuesday 22 Sep 2020 by Bernard Keane (Crikey)

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Two of Australia's biggest dairy farming families, the Moxeys and Perichs, form a dairy consortium backed by Chinese investment
Wednesday 29 Apr 2015 by Skye Manson (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

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