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Marland Law Agribusiness and Advisory Law in Bundaberg

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“Our boardroom is your kitchen table.”
Marland Law is a specialist Advisory and Agribusiness Law Firm servicing clients throughout Queensland and rural Australia.
We understand the things that are most important to our clients – their land, their family and their livelihood.

Areas Of Practice

We are a specialist agribusiness law firm and act on all matters that affect our rural clients. Some of the work that we do … Read More »

About Us

Marland Law is a specialist agribusiness and advisory law firm servicing clients throughout Queensland and rural Australia. We understand … Read More »

Our People

Tom Marland Principal Tom is the firm's principal partner. Tom specialises in rural property transactions, estate & succession … Read More »

Contact Us

Office Address 62a Barolin Street Bundaberg, Queensland 4670 Mailing Address PO Box 223 Bundaberg, Queensland 4670 Phone (07) 4152 … Read More »

State Government removed ECZ but same cautions apply

PRESS RELEASE State Government removed ECZ but same cautions apply The Department of Environment and Science (Department) has announced that it has removed the excavation caution zone (ECZ) over 77,000 hectares of agricultural land in the Hopeland and Kogan districts south of Chinchilla. Marland … [Read More...]

Linc Energy underground fires ‘extinguished’ says Minister

STATE Environment Minister Dr Steven Miles has confirmed the gasifiers at the Linc Energy trial Underground Coal Gasification site have extinguished themselves. Early into the investigation into Linc Energy's activities, Minister Miles said there was a concern the gasifiers were continuing to burn … [Read More...]

Investigation Area extends ECZ at Hopelands

20 February 2017 PRESS RELEASE Investigation Area extends ECZ at Hopelands The Department of Environment and Heritage has placed an “Investigation Area” over 47,000 hectares of Land south of the current 34,000-hectare Excavation Caution Zone at Hopelands. The additional area is a result of the … [Read More...]