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Call for Carrington Terminal to Close Due to Coal Slump
Interview by NBN with Greens member John Mckenzie. See complete item here.
Posted in Clean Air, Climate Change, Coal Expansion, Environment, Newcastle Port
Tagged Coal Loader
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Green Streets – News and Views from the Newcastle Greens
Making our urban forest safer ‘Beautiful terror’ in art Community energy powers on Who will revitalise Newcastle? A tale of broken promises T4: Multinational trump locals – again How TAFE is being sacrificed on the altar of ‘competition’ And lots … Continue reading
Protest at this morning’s T4 PAC
See Michael Osborne’s address here
Port support ignores residents’ concerns
WHEN Newcastle lord mayor Jeff McCloy offered ‘‘the support of the city’’ to the planned fourth coal loader in a glowing submission to the Department of Planning and Infrastructure, he did so without the authority of the council. And, in … Continue reading
Our Port Our Future Please Act Now!
Friday December 6th 2013: Message to Members and Supporters from Cr Michael Osborne NEW STATE ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY FOR NEWCASTLE PORT 2013 Please take action (IT’S EASY). Cut and paste the form letter below, or write in your own words reasons … Continue reading
Posted in Newcastle Port, Planning
Tagged Clean Air, Coal Dust, Development, Environment, Kooragang Island, Newcastle Council, SEPP.
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Review of Port Waratah Coal Services Terminal 4 Project (MP10_0125) Preferred Project Report, November 2013 – Objection – Newcastle Greens
This document outlines the important deficiencies in the “REVIEW OF PORT WARATAH COAL SERVICES TERMINAL 4 PROJECT” (the Project). The document does not focus on the obvious deficiencies of this project with respect to climate change, the unacceptable impact on … Continue reading
Posted in Coal Expansion, Newcastle Port
Tagged Coal Dust, Coal Loader, Port Expansion, T4
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Port sell off a dud deal for Newcastle
The State Government has a poor record in regulating industrial activities in the Port of Newcastle. And now the State Government wants to sell-off our Port and they are telling Newcastle people that everything will be OK because “the new … Continue reading
Posted in Issues, Newcastle Port
Tagged Coal Loader, Kooragang Island, Newcastle, Port Expansion, Port sell off
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Public Meeting – Correct Planning and Consultation for Mayfield
Posted in Clean Air, Coal Expansion, Newcastle Port, Planning
Tagged Coal Dust, Coal Loader, Environment, Folly Park, Kooragang Island, Port Expansion
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Port Sale Bad News for Newcastle
Newcastle Port sale a bad deal for NSW and a disaster for Newcastle What are you thinking Barry? Paying for Newcastle’s urban renewal by selling a revenue generating asset (Newcastle port) to remove another revenue generating asset (the city’s rail … Continue reading
Greens state conference backs Newcastle rail service and public ownership of port
Media release: 30 June 2013 This weekend’s state-wide gathering of Greens at Picton called for Newcastle’s Port to remain in public hands, intercity rail services to continue to the centre of Newcastle and reinvestment in the city to come from … Continue reading
Posted in Media Releases, Newcastle Port, Rail Line
Tagged CBD Revitalisation, Light Rail, Privatisation, Urban Renewal Strategy
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