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Making Our Pitch at the University of the Sunshine Coast Orientation Day
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Meeting Scheduled with the Energy Minister - Will Nightmare Powerlines Go Ahead?
After months of protest, the people resisting the Queensland government's plan to run a 275,000 volt electricity line
on high pylons from Gympie to Eumundi have got themselves a meeting with Energy Minister, Geoff Wilson. Wilson had made
it a condition that they first see the managers of Powerlink, the government company that would build the line, and if
issues were left unresolved at that meeting, he'd see the community representatives himself. Powerlink failed to
give the answers sought and the meeting with Wilson is set for 26 August.
Interview with Graham Smith
(6:01 mins, 5.5MB)
Graham Smith,
co-ordinator of Powerlines Action Group Eumundi (PAGE)
explained to Diet Simon after a public meeting in Eumundi
on Saturday, 26 July.
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Councillor Pledges Support and Outlines Energy Modernisation
Plans
(4:05 mins, 3.8MB)
Councillor Vivien Griffin, a veteran green campaigner in the
Noosa area and chair of the Sunshine Coast Regional Council's strategy amd planning committee,
promised the PAGE meeting council's backing against the powerline plan and outlined the bigger
energy picture.
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Poem about Gas-bagging Politicians
(2:18 mins, 2.1MB)
90-year-old Jim Dunstan in Cooroy put some thoughts about politicians and the climate in a poem he
published in the monthly "Cooroy Rag" and kindly read it out on Diet's Show, "All Over
The Place".
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Background to the Nightmare Powerlines: Listen to the story, as told to Kris Waldron,
of how the nightmare powerlines
proposal came about, from two landowners who tell about the stress and a community organisation called, "PAGE"
that was formed as a result.
Part 1: Introduction and
how the problem began (5.9MB) |
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Part 2: The issues and how Powerlink
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Part 3: How the community at large is involved
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