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Opposition Leader Will Hodgman has hinted there's strong interest in buyers for Tasmanian wood products, following his first official day of a trade mission to Asia. He's teamed up with Deputy Premier Bryan Green on the overseas trip, in a bid to drum up interest in many sectors including forestry, after allegations business has been sabotaged by green groups. Mr Hodgman says talks today prove there's a strong market for Tasmanian timber.
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