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By Natasha Schapova

Rejected open-cut mine project rebrands after environmental concerns stopped eastern Victorian proposal

East Gippsland Shire spent over $1 million to fight the Glenaladale mine proposal. (ABC Gippsland: Eden Hynninen)

The company behind a controversial mineral sands mine project that was rejected due to environmental risks has rebranded in an attempt to revive the proposal for a site in eastern Victoria. 

Kalbar Operations, now known as Gippsland Critical Minerals, is pushing ahead with its Fingerboards Critical Minerals Project that proposes a mine in Glenaladale, near the Mitchell River, 275 kilometres from Melbourne.

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