Brothers go from strip clubs to solar energy

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Brothers John Chow and Michael Chow (second from left) at the opening with fellow Stonewood Group representative Steven Zhu (left) and Sir John Key and son Max Key at the new solar farm. Photo: Supplied Former brothel and strip club owners John and Michael Chow have officially opened a $10 million solar farm on the outskirts of Tinwald.

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