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Rescue bid for city’s last koala

By Save Eumundi Team • Jan 2nd, 2010 • Category: News

HOW much can a koala bear?
Not much more, says Ray Chambers, who is desperately trying to save the habitat of what is thought to be Caloundra’s last koala.
The male koala has been living on a two-hectare block which backs on to Caloundra Road for about six months.
He has become a favourite with locals, who often [...]



“Consultation just a propaganda exercise”

By Save Eumundi Team • Jan 1st, 2010 • Category: News

Listen to the recording of Jack Connolly being interviewed by Diet Simon on the EIS and “consultation” on Noosa Community Radio.
From the Noosa Community radio website:
Powerlink the electricity lines builder owned by the bullying Queensland government, has dropped a nasty pre-Christmas present into the laps of the people resisting plans for a 275,000-volt line from [...]



New Hope For Residents in Battle To Stop Powerlines

By Save Eumundi Team • Dec 31st, 2009 • Category: Main Article, News, Viable Alternatives

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.



Habitat is Threatened

By Save Eumundi Team • Dec 29th, 2009 • Category: News, Updates

Elmes claims state government lacks the will to save koalas.
Read more in the attached Noosa News article that appeared on 29 December 2009.
Koala Habitat is Threatened - Glen Elmes



Inquiry call on dam lies

By Save Eumundi Team • Dec 15th, 2009 • Category: Main Article, News

QUEENSLAND Government lies over the Traveston Crossing dam proposal should be subject to an independent public inquiry, according to Gympie Federal MP Warren Truss.

As Mary Valley residents celebrated the end of the dam proposal, Mr Truss said the state government had wasted up to $865 million on an unapproved project backed by significantly flawed environmental [...]



Fight for koalas goes international

By Save Eumundi Team • Nov 30th, 2009 • Category: News

The Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) is taking the fight to save the nation’s iconic animals overseas after becoming frustrated with lack of action from government leaders here.
The AKF’s CEO Deborah Tabart said last week she would attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen next month to highlight declining koala habitat and numbers.
She said [...]



Koala Under Threat - 7pm Project

By Save Eumundi Team • Nov 18th, 2009 • Category: Main Article

The proposed Powerlink project will directly affect prime koala habitat and nature corridors.
Hear what Peter Garrett, Federal Environment Minister, is doing about listing the Koala as an endangered species.  Also interviewed is Deborah Tabart from the Australian Koala Foundation.

Or use this link Koala Under Threat - 7pm Project - The Koala Coverage starts at around [...]



High Voltage Powerlines - A Current Affair

By Save Eumundi Team • Sep 25th, 2009 • Category: Featured Articles

High voltage hell
September 24, 2009: A Current Affair reveals what dangers overhead powerlines are really inflicting on nearby residents, and show you the affects in our high voltage experiment.
Click on the image to be taken thorugh to the video shown last night on Channel 9’s A Current Affair.

Source:  Channel 9’s - A Current Affair (24 [...]



Save The Koala Rally - This Friday

By Save Eumundi Team • Sep 23rd, 2009 • Category: News

From the Sunshine Coast Environment Council - See you on Friday.
This is an opportunity to publicly raise the plight of our native flora and fauna largely due to habitat destruction from rampant development.
Please contact us for further information and for bookings on the Rally bus.
Your conservation efforts are really appreciated and joining together in this [...]



Australia ill-equipped for green future

By Save Eumundi Team • Sep 14th, 2009 • Category: News

AUSTRALIA is in the weakest position of any industrialised nation to compete in a clean-energy world, a new report has found.
Despite high levels of wealth and education, the nation’s heavy-polluting coal-fired electricity, its energy-intensive exports like aluminium and its high levels of car ownership make it one of the developed countries least able to generate [...]