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Cockburn Cement hit with new restrictions over ‘unreasonable odours’ from Munster plant

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DWER chief executive Alistair Jones said the “unreasonable odour” was being emitted by the Adbri subsidiary during this part of the lime-making process.

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Cockburn Cement hit with new restrictions over ‘unreasonable odours’ from Munster plant

DWER chief executive Alistair Jones said the “unreasonable odour” was being emitted by the Adbri subsidiary during this part of the lime-making process.

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The Age broke the news in Australia on Wednesday, December 24, 2025.
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