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A bushfire recently cleared a huge area of native vegetation on my land, can I clear this destroyed land?

Recently a bushfire destroyed a huge area of protected native vegetation on my farm. It was quite severe and not much is left. Can I take advantage of this and clear this destroyed land?

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