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Tasmania promised five new battery drop-off points in $50 million pledge

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A $50M investment plan by the Coalition aims to establish 146 lithium-ion battery collection sites to tackle fire threats.

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Tasmania promised five new battery drop-off points in $50 million pledge

A $50M investment plan by the Coalition aims to establish 146 lithium-ion battery collection sites to tackle fire threats.

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