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Ethan James

Aboriginal relic damage claim 'open to dispute'

A developer plans to build a golf course and recreation space at Arm's End in southeast Tasmania. (Ethan James/AAP PHOTOS)

The lawyer for a golf course developer accused of interfering with Aboriginal relics has told a court alleged disturbances were minimal at best and are open to dispute.

Mary Ann's Island, which plans to build a course and recreation space at Arm's End in southeast Tasmania, is fighting court charges relating to the site.

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