We are still on our summer break so we’ve been playing our favorite episodes from last year. This week we are heading out onto the Murray floodplains near the town of Swan Hill to take a tour of a special little forest called Vinifera, and hear about the controversial infrastructure project that locals fear may further damage this culturally significant place. This episode was first published on September 12 and please be aware that things may have changed since this was broadcast.

<p>We are still on our summer break so we&rsquo;ve been playing our favorite episodes from last year. This week we are heading out onto the Murray floodplains near the town of Swan Hill to take a tour of a special little forest called Vinifera, and hear about the controversial infrastructure project that locals fear may further damage this culturally significant place. This episode was first published on September 12 and please be aware that things may have changed since this was broadcast.</p>

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