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New Hope For Residents in Battle To Stop Powerlines
The Coast council has given people power a boost with it’s call this week for expressions of interest for alternatives to the State Government’s controversial Eerwah Vale power lines plan.
Read the article below by Isobel Coleman that appeared in the Noosa Journal on 31 December 2009.
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Save Our Koala - Letter to Environment Minister, Kate Jones»The following letter, written by Zac Rogers, was recently sent to Queensland’s Minister for the Environment, Kate Jones, and also appeared in the Eumundi Green.
Dear Environment Minister Kate Jones
After listening to your interview on the 23rd July with Annie Gaffney on Coast FM, I added a comment which I would like to forward on to [...]
PAGE media releases
Council moved to fight biggest challenge to sustainability vision»Local residents yesterday (22 June) had the undivided attention and support of local councillors, when they shone the spotlight on the single biggest challenge facing Sunshine Coast Regional Council’s new vision to become Australia’s most sustainable region.
Invited to present at council’s General Meeting, members of the Powerlines Action Group of Eumundi (PAGE) told councillors of [...]
EIS
PAGE dEIS Supplementary Submission»The following documents comprise PAGE’s supplementary submission to the draft EIS:
Cover Letter (28kB)
Community Issues - Supplementary Information (80kB)
Supplementary Appendix A - Report for Botanica Land Habitat Survey (448kB)
Supplementary Appendix B - Eerwah Vale Musa Vale Rd - Birds (16kB)
Supplementary Appendix C - Eerwah Vale Musa Vale Road - Plants (40kB)
Supplementary Appendix D - Aboriginal Cultural [...]
