Save our Bunya plantations!

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   Name: Graeme Fletcher on Jun 17, 2010

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2. 702
   Name: Derek Coble on Jun 20, 2010

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3. 703
   Name: Jim Holmes on Jun 22, 2010

   Comments: Go Cole Clark guitars, a great example of an eco aware company.

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4. 704
   Name: Leon Hewer on Jun 25, 2010

   Comments: In agreement.

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5. 705
   Name: Sam Bates on Jul 7, 2010

   Comments: These trees are part of our heritage! This must be stopped.

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6. 706
   Name: Anonymous on Jul 7, 2010

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7. 707
   Name: Byron Neldner on Jul 10, 2010

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   Name: Joseph on Jul 31, 2010

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9. 709
   Name: Johan Carlisle on Aug 8, 2010

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    Name: Francis Russo on Aug 25, 2010

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11. 711
    Name: Nathan Stanborough on Aug 26, 2010

    Comments: Interesting to see how using sustainable materials is easer and more cost effective than traditional or 'alternatives' materials, yet we never seem to take the path of least resistance? Brad your guitars are up there with the finest, and I have to say the most beautiful sounding guitars I have ever recorded!

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12. 712
    Name: Regan Pearse on Aug 28, 2010

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13. 713
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 3, 2010

    Comments: save the bunya plantations!

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14. 714
    Name: Mike Fowler on Sep 6, 2010

    Comments: All trees are good trees. Indigenous ones are better still.

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15. 715
    Name: Mitchell Barber on Sep 6, 2010

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16. 716
    Name: Jonathan Varo on Sep 11, 2010

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17. 717
    Name: Mark Wise on Sep 23, 2010

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18. 718
    Name: Drew Mitchell Hermus on Sep 24, 2010

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19. 719
    Name: Roni Morton on Sep 28, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on Oct 1, 2010

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21. 721
    Name: Arran O'Mara on Oct 5, 2010

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22. 722
    Name: Carl Bern Glendale, Arizona USA on Oct 5, 2010

    Comments: SIrs: Your countrymen produced this wonderful guitar I that my family are enjoying so much - thank you! The wood it's made from is locally grown. Your timber industry is benefiting from the harvest. The various users of those woods employ even more people, and export is very good for any country's economy, especially during this global economic mess we are in. How can Australia benefit from destroying a job-creating, renewable resource such as the bunya? I sincerely hope you do not raise the bunya plantations. Yours, Carl Bern

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23. 723
    Name: Trevor Martin on Oct 14, 2010

    Comments: I like trees. They dont talk shit like people

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24. 724
    Name: Bill Snape on Oct 20, 2010

    Comments: I have a couple of C.Clarke guitars,I find the quality of tone to be of a very fine and interesting nature,I am sure that in time Bunya will catch on. I have played around with different pickups and electronic devices with solid body and semi-hollow guitars and believe bunya to be a superior tone wood. It will catch on. Perhaps plantation owners need to represent their product to some more well known manufacturers.If you think that this idea has merit and if you need someone to represent this fine product then Im available. Please contact me on this e-mail address

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25. 725
    Name: Dennis Cook on Oct 25, 2010

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26. 726
    Name: Peter Nolan on Nov 3, 2010

    Comments: Plant and sustain more bunyas

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    Name: Shane Cunningham on Nov 20, 2010

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    Name: Paul Spyris on Jan 24, 2011

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    Name: Stefan Deitz on Feb 13, 2011

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    Name: Mark Simpson on Mar 14, 2011

    Comments: It is vital to reserve sustainable plantations of select timbers for the exclusive use of Guitar manufacturers. Old growth rare AAA grade timbers are a beautiful, desirable, though unfortunately - highly unsustainable part of Guitar building history. This country's guitar making industry is respected by musicians worldwide & should be fostered not condemned by government. Governments need to start considering the negative effect that "economic growth at any cost" is having on the well-being & culture of this country's people & the environment that allows us all life. Economy over humanity "at any cost" is not going to end well for anyone. These politicians could never fully comprehend the true passion for music that many people have, or what it is to be a musician, to create, appreciate & require fine instruments with true craftsmanship.

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31. 731
    Name: Spencer Fisher on Mar 16, 2011

    Comments: no one should even have to sign this. how is the government even stupid enough to consider this?

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32. 732
    Name: Jeff Myers on Apr 14, 2011

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33. 733
    Name: Dan Cantin on Jun 8, 2011

    Comments: KEEP THE TREES i want to buy a Cole Clark i have family in austrailia. Cant afford one right now, im only 17, these guitars gotta be around forever! Dan Cantin - Canada

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34. 734
    Name: Dakota Oliver on Jun 8, 2011

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    Name: Dakota Oliver on Jun 8, 2011

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    Name: Luigi Amendolara on Jun 24, 2011

    Comments: Dall'Italia; sono dalla vostra parte per la petizione!! Salvare il Mondo significa salvare noi stessi! Grazie mille Luigi, un felice possessore di una Cole Clark FL1A http://www.myspace.com/luigiamendolara

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    Name: Luigi Amendolara on Jun 24, 2011

    Comments: Dall'Italia; sono dalla vostra parte per la petizione!! Salvare il Mondo significa salvare noi stessi! Grazie mille Luigi, un felice possessore di una Cole Clark FL1A http://www.myspace.com/luigiamendolara

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38. 738
    Name: Anton Goodchild on Jun 30, 2011

    Comments: plant more bloody trees!!! it's a no brainer

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39. 739
    Name: Miguel Merrett on Jul 2, 2011

    Comments: We need bunya, it's great for our economy and our environment!

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40. 740
    Name: Miguel Merrett on Jul 2, 2011

    Comments: We need bunya, it's great for our economy and our environment!

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    Name: Erica on Jul 27, 2011

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    Name: Patrick Morgan on Aug 15, 2011

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    Name: John Wilson on Sep 2, 2011

    Comments: Native timbers in this country are under-valued for the beautiful properties they exhibit. Bunya is an exquisite timber for the soundboards of stringed instruments amongst it's other uses. Bunya plantation forests should be expanded not reduced in size.

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44. 744
    Name: Nicholas Lim on Sep 8, 2011

    Comments: The Aussie government once again have got it wrong!

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    Name: Kris Davis on Sep 11, 2011

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46. 746
    Name: Tony Ennis on Dec 7, 2011

    Comments: quick growth trees are saving old growth from the chainsaw. Time we got smart and did the right thing by this planet

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    Name: Josh Clifford on Dec 8, 2011

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    Name: Gareth Vaughan on Dec 28, 2011

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    Name: Stefan Dietz on Jan 14, 2012

    Comments: I support Cole Clark and their approach to save the Australian bunya plantations!

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    Name: Anonymous on Feb 16, 2012

    Comments: Save the bunyas

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