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Catherine Hill Bay, NSW- Development stopped.

admin /28 July, 2010

NB The NSW Govt. is trying to reintroduce this development.

Catherine Hill Bay, NSW – Development stopped

September 1, 2009 by kristy  
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catherinehillTuesday September 1, 2009: NSW’s biggest housing development and a host of other Hunter Valley projects backed by Labor Party donors are facing collapse after a court ruled illegal the agreements negotiated secretly to have them approved.

A crushing judgment in the Land and Environment Court has swept away plans by Rose Group to build 600 houses at the coastal hamlet of Catherine Hill Bay, south of Newcastle, and another 187 houses at nearby Gwandalan on Lake Macquarie, and sounded the death knell for developments at both sites planned by Coal & Allied.

NSW backflips on Catherine Bay Heritage

admin /28 July, 2010

NSW backflips on Catherine Bay heritage By Adam Bennett, AAP July 28, 2010, 4:40PM   Residents of a Hunter Valley coastal hamlet have welcomed news that two villages may soon have heritage protection but say it will do nothing to stop their fight against overdevelopment of the area. Catherine Hill Bay and Middle Camp will Continue Reading →

Keneally reneges on Firth’s unflued gas heater promise

admin /28 July, 2010

NB We will have to wait till early next year to get rid of ths lot of shirkers Keneally reneges on Firth’s unflued gas heater promise Media release: 28 July 2010 The Keneally government looks set to renege on a promise by the NSW Education Minister Verity Firth to replace unflued gas heaters in NSW public schools, Continue Reading →

Abbott announces no further Marine Sanctuaries

admin /28 July, 2010

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Dear Neville,

Yesterday we were shocked to hear Opposition Leader Tony Abbott announce he will stop creating marine sanctuaries around Australia if elected Prime Minister.

So let’s get as many people as possible on the phones to Tony – tell him to get a snorkel to go with those budgie smugglers and take a look at what’s beneath the waves. Call Tony today on (03) 8616 5100.

While our marine life buckles under the pressure of pollution, overfishing, and the destruction of marine habitats, Tony’s vision is to do nothing. Protection of our Kimberley and South West marine life are now under serious threat.

Income management expansion unacceptable: Greens

admin /28 July, 2010

Media Release 28 July 2010 Income management expansion unacceptable: Greens The Australian Greens have criticised Tony Abbott’s announcement that aLiberal Government would consider a nationwide expansion of incomemanagement. Senator Rachel Siewert, Greens spokesperson for Community Affairs todaysaid the Greens are the only party who have consistently opposed incomemanagement, doing so since it was introduced as Continue Reading →

Gillard promises $100m for stormwater projects

admin /28 July, 2010

Gillard promises $100m for stormwater projects

By online political correspondent Emma Rodgers

Updated 42 minutes ago

Labor has pledged $100 million to improve stormwater drains across the country.

Prime Minister Julia Gillard is set to detail the policy in Adelaide today where she is campaigning.

Labor says the funds would be used for stormwater projects that will help secure water supplies across Australia.

“Securing and diversifying water supplies is central to building a sustainable Australia,” a statement from Prime Minister Julia Gillard says.

“We simply cannot afford to let precious water go to waste.”