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Farmers Simon Wallwork and Cindy Stevens were living the dream when they bought their own property near Corrigin in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt two decades ago.

“We’ve lost 20 per cent of our growing season rainfall in the past 20 years, we’ve also recently had the devastating fires at Corrigin, which burnt 40,000 hectares,” he said.

Sydney-based Puliyapang, the company awarded $7 million to monitor industrial emissions on 47,000-year-old rock art in Western Australia’s north has been dismissed for breach of contract.