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When do the dealings between a Development Applicant and the Assessing Authority go from being a process of negotiation to collusion?
Last week our Councillors 6-1 refused Woolworths ‘sewer on a bog’. How the NSW Department of Planning approved that ludicrous onsite ...
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Posted: 7Jul2009 12:10
HOT PRESS!!
A new batch of our popular black and yellow Mullumbimby stickers are now available.
As well as the popular "I shop local", and "Woolworths I won't shop there", we have two new ones.
"Mullumbimby a Woolworths free zone&quo...
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Posted: 27Jun2009 17:53
It appears from sales records that, Mallams in December 07, did a deal with State Rail to purchase the Station St property for $1.326M. We all enjoyed our Christmas and Mallams started the New Year, January 08 by selling that same property to Woolworths for $3.8M. I...
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Posted: 19Jun2009 10:30
Hoorah for Byron Shire Councillors who voted yesterday to send the Woolworths sewage application back to the drawing board.
Moved by Cr. Tom Tabart, 6 out of 9 of our elected representatives have demanded that council staff answer 12 specific questions about the adeq...
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Posted: 12Jun2009 21:12
Byron Shire Councillors will vote this Thursday 11 June, on the Woolworths onsite sewage application (S68).
Council’s Director of Planning and Environment Services, Ray Darney, has written a letter to the people who expressed concern about the Woolworths S68, assurin...
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Posted: 4Jun2009 11:00
Tell your councillors that Byron Shire Council needs to be brave.
Surely Council would feel much happier taking on an appeal by Woolworths in the Land and Environment court, with support from the community, rather than Council facing a challenge by the community if ...
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Posted: 17May2009 17:36
The NSW Opposition is accusing Planning Minister Kristina Keneally of rushing through too many major developments. Keneally has passed 90 Part 3A projects in 170 days, nearly one every two days, claims the Australian Liberal Party. ...
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Posted: 27Feb2009 17:14
Michael McNamara from Lock the Gate – Tweed has branded the “Public Comment” process associated with an application for a Special Prospecting Authority covering parts of Tweed Shire, Byron Shire and Lismore City Council areas...
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