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We need your help more than ever as there are too many close calls. Please help us before there is a death. The Save Noosa Hinterland lobby group vice-president has sent Mr Bailey a photograph of a truck in the middle of the local range road with wheels either side of the middle white line. Some the damage being inflicted on the Kin Kin quarry haul roads. The quarry truck can t fit on the road, forcing them to go in the middle of the road on a blind bend - a disaster waiting to happen, Ms Poteri said. She said despite repeated requests of the Transport and Main Roads Department, residents were yet to be told how much had been spent on the haulage route by the state since Cordwells began operating. ....
Councillors at their ordinary meeting later today will vote on advice from a Brisbane barrister to challenge the quarry operations in the Planning and Environment Court. There are signs of hope, Ms Poteri said after a packed community meeting held yesterday at The Majestic Theatre in Pomona was briefed by council CEO Brett de Chastel. Also present were Pomona Police, Mayor Clare Stewart and the Member for Noosa Sandy Bolton to address the locals. It seems like we re all working together, Ms Poteri said. We feel this is the best outcome we ve ever had in the 10 years. I had a very good night s sleep last night, she said. ....
It included Noosa MP Sandy Bolton, the Department of Traffic and Main Roads and community representatives. Ms Bolton and councillors Amelia Lorentson and Karen Finzel came out to speak with the gathering about their ongoing concerns. Late this afternoon Ms Bolton and council representatives will address a public briefing at the Majestic Theatre in Pomona. Their address is expected to include the outcomes of the council hiring a barrister to investigate legal avenues to address their concerns. They sound like they re in good spirits, Save Noosa Hinterland vice president Anita Poteri said after talking to the councillors. It s like they know something that we don t know, hopefully they got something from the barrister. ....
It included Noosa MP Sandy Bolton, the Department of Traffic and Main Roads and community representatives. Ms Bolton and councillors Amelia Lorentson and Karen Finzel came out to speak with the gathering about their ongoing concerns. Late this afternoon Ms Bolton and council representatives will address a public briefing at the Majestic Theatre in Pomona. Their address is expected to include the outcomes of the council hiring a barrister to investigate legal avenues to address their concerns. They sound like they re in good spirits, Save Noosa Hinterland vice president Anita Poteri said after talking to the councillors. It s like they know something that we don t know, hopefully they got something from the barrister. ....