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First steps made to retain Wakefield workforce

Wakefield Regional Council Mayor Rodney Reid, and Department of Employment and Workplace Relations Mid North job coordinator Lisa Brock are hopeful the workers, and the Port Wakefield community would be supported following the closure of Seven Point Pork in January. (Jarrad Delaney: 488169)
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Workers affected by the impending closure of Seven Point Pork in Port Wakefield have been provided with a look at […]

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