Monday, 17 December 2012
Friday, 14 December 2012
Thursday, 13 December 2012
Port residents concerned over webcast removal
A decision by Port Stephens councillors to pull the plug on council meeting webcasts has been slammed by the Tomaree Ratepayers and Residents Association.
The broadcast system, installed for $19,000, was voted to be shut down on Tuesday due to debate and defamation risks.
Concerned members of the TRRA say the removal of the webcast will damage the transparency of council to citizens.
Residents Meet to Discuss Wild Dogs
Discussions on recent wild dog attacks on sheep in the Hunter Valley are have taken place in Pokolbin today.
The meeting at Harrigan's Irish Pub is garnering community support for co-ordinated control groups, and encourages residents to join.
Authority Ranger, Ben Serafin says the Cumberland Livestock Health and Pest Authority are looking at options such as 1080 baiting, targetting and reactive trapping as potential solutions to the livestock attacks.
Property owners encountering wild dog attacks are encouraged to contact the Cumberland Livestock Health and Pest Authority.
The meeting at Harrigan's Irish Pub is garnering community support for co-ordinated control groups, and encourages residents to join.
Authority Ranger, Ben Serafin says the Cumberland Livestock Health and Pest Authority are looking at options such as 1080 baiting, targetting and reactive trapping as potential solutions to the livestock attacks.
Property owners encountering wild dog attacks are encouraged to contact the Cumberland Livestock Health and Pest Authority.
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