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Minmi Estate faces subsidence and contamination concerns | Port Stephens Examiner

Residents raise alarm over mine subsidence and contamination risks at Minmi Estate housing project. A town meeting is scheduled for June 29.

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NSW forks out $110m to clear Hunter roads for wind turbines | Port Macquarie News

The NSW budget will allocate $110.5 million on Hunter roads to help transport huge wind turbines from Newcastle port to inland renewable energy zones.

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Minmi Estate faces subsidence and contamination concerns | Port Macquarie News

Residents raise alarm over mine subsidence and contamination risks at Minmi Estate housing project. A town meeting is scheduled for June 29.

New south walesMatthew kellyPeter lorimerKathy whiteMarina neilBrian purdueNewcastle city councilGreen corridor coalitionWa department of planningHunter central coast regional planning panelRegional planning panelWinten property groupMinmi estateWinten propertyWoodford streetSaturday july

Raffertys Resort owners disappointed in council height approval | The Maitland Mercury

Raffertys Resort owners review options after council approves building height increase, impacting local visual aspects.

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Minmi Estate faces subsidence and contamination concerns | The Advertiser - Cessnock

Residents raise alarm over mine subsidence and contamination risks at Minmi Estate housing project. A town meeting is scheduled for June 29.

New south walesPeter lorimerMatthew kellyKathy whiteBrian purdueMarina neilNewcastle city councilWa department of planningRegional planning panelGreen corridor coalitionWinten property groupHunter central coast regional planning panelMinmi estateWinten propertyWoodford streetSaturday july

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