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Hobart, Tues. Dr Grenville Hallow, MP, the Federal Member for Hobart Docks, today put forward a new idea. ‘I propose that we grow our own pine­ apples in Tasmania,’ he said, ‘so that in future we won’t have to bring them all the way down from Queensland. Think of the jobs we will create.’ Dr Hallow, whose family company has made a small fortune selling fruit salad and ice-cream to tourists, said that anything Queensland could do, Tasmania could do better. He has asked several banks to lend him $10m to build a hothouse on the northerly slopes of Mount Wellington that will house 10,000 pineapple plants. ‘They may not taste the same and they will probably be a lot more ex­ pensive — about $50 each — but at least we will be able to say that they’re ours’, he told family and friends at his Hobart Docks office yesterday. A spokesperson for one bank said they were still waiting to see his business plan. {Hobart Herald, 1/4/98)

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