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Premium Content Subscriber only The trial against two men accused of setting a man on fire and leaving him to die has been adjourned for the third time. Aydin Christopher Brown, 31, and Mark Gary Brown, 30 are both accused of the attempted murder of Benn Peterson in July 2017. It is alleged Mr Peterson was bashed and set on fire on Kyogle Rd, Kunghur, near Uki, by the two men. Police will also allege the pair kidnapped Phillip Green on the same day.
Aydin Christopher Brown is facing serious charges, including that of attempted murder, over a 2017 incident at Kunghur.
Both men are each expected to defend one charge of causing wounding or grievous bodily harm to a person with intent to murder and taking or detaining a person in company with intent to get advantage and occasioning actual bodily harm. ....
It is understood the proposed community would cater to almost 400 dwellings. Ultimately the applicant, NCV Enterprises, will seek approval for about $37 million worth of capital works, including an internal road network and solar panels with battery storage. A development application proposing early works, related to a planned intentional community in the Mount Burrell and Kunghur area, has been lodged with Tweed Shire Council. This image indicates the site where Stage 1 works to upgrade a road access are proposed. NCV Enterprises bought one of the properties associated with the Nightcap on Minjungbul from Wollumbin Horizons Pty Ltd – the proponent of the failed Bhula Bhula community – for $2 million last year. ....
Pat Miller, Tweed Water Alliance Tweed Water Alliance (TWA) wants their sign back. The TWA sign on the eastern approach to Uki was vandalised on December 19, 2020 then stolen on or about 9 January, 2021. The old sign – the original we put up to notify people of the 99 per cent community opposition to water extraction for bottling – is in its place now. On the basis of one complaint to Council we had to change the original sign to the one that has been stolen. Fair enough, that’s how political and environmental struggles work. We clearly made someone uncomfortable. But our view is that if you have to resort to illegal, if not criminal, activity to make your point, you haven’t got anything left. TWA’s grassroots campaign is based on meticulous research, ethical lobbying, and a solid community desire to protect our groundwater. ....