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View this youtube clip of the Channel 7 Local news story about the Powerlink deferral of the Woolooga to Eerwah Vale project, aired on 6th July 2011:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXNWAaZdR_A
 

ABC Queensland’s Stateline program featured PAGE’s fight against the destruction of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland environment. The video can be found at this link and the transcript is copied below for your information.

Source: http://www.abc.net.au/news/video/2010/06/18/2931239.htm
Transcript
Kathy McLeish reports property owners fear for their livelihoods.
JESSICA van VONDEREN: Queensland is grappling with unprecedented growth. And one of [...]

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 [...]

Win TV Evening news. Interview with Joe and Chris Russell of Musavale Lodge about their loss of investment value and loss of income due to guests not wanting to visit B & B looking at power lines within 140 metres. They showed where and what guests would see.

Win TV evening news in Eumundi comprising interviews with Graham Smith, Mike Tsilfidis and David Gibson, Shadow Minister for Sustainability, Climate Change and Innovation and shots of the 70 or so meeting participants.

Channel 7 evening news on Musavale Road, Eerwah Vale promoting the upcoming public meeting and the impact of people’s lives. Interviews with Mike Tsilfidis, Tapan Morgan, Mick Hartwell, Graham Smith and several other local residents. Over 50 people turned out at short notice to state their opposition to these powerlines.

Win TV evening news at Wyoming. Public Meeting comprising interview with PAGE co-ordinator, Graham Smith discussing the unsustainable aspects of Powerlink’s proposal and the massive over supply being brought into the Eumundi area. Also interviewed, was then Mayor of Maroochydore, Joe Natoli. Featured shots of the 100 or so meeting participants.