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  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Mar 21
  • 1 min read

Nigel $atterley has buckled, BIG TIME - under our relentless 34-years' Community opposition, the united State and Federal political backlash, and attendance by 2500 people at our latest Rally against his proposed dangerous and destructive North $toneville plan.

After years of media silence, Australia's biggest private land developer chose the high-level, subscription-only exclusive corporate publication, ‘Business News’, revered by his equally high-level Corporate peers, to reveal an insulting indifference to our Community’s bushfire fears – and realities.

-         He describes Perth Hills as a ‘product’

-         He admits he has 'no sympathy' for our concerns.

-         He accuses us of being 'professional protestors

-         And he says we're opposing North $toneville as 'a sport'.

Rest assured. We’ll properly unpack and expose all of these wild and callous accusations over coming days, weeks – and indeed, months, in ways that Nigel will wish he’d kept his Code of Silence.

For now, we’ll let the article speak for itself, although this version, in the western suburbs’ POST Newspapers, omits Nigel's 'Business News' quote that only “VERY FEW TREES’’ will be destroyed by his destructive plan – when we know at least 60,000 will be bulldozed.

On THAT note, you can help save those trees by becoming a Save Perth Hills 'Tree Keeper'!

'Adopt a Tree' on the The Anglican Archbishop of Perth's North $toneville site to protect Black Cockatoo habitat and help us stop $atterley - and the Anglican Church, chopping down 60,000 of them...

Now THAT's what WE call professional!!

Follow the link to go to our Tree Keeper page www.saveperthhills.net



 
 
 
  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Mar 20
  • 1 min read

This Saturday, 10am-12 noon in Kalamunda, come and have a crack at a new World Record to help save more trees!

The Record attempt is in the spirit of Save Perth Hills' Tree Keeper campaign to plant more trees - but importantly - to give greater protection to the ones we have left.

In our own patch, 60,000 trees - habitat to Endangered Black Cockatoos, are under threat of Nigel $atterley's bulldozers at proposed North $toneville. And in the nearby Northern Jarrah Forests, thousands of hectares of Jarrah and Marri trees, and natural habitat, face being wiped out by bauxite mining which renders the environment beyond rehabilitation.

As we've long stated - Once it's gone, it's gone...

Hope to see you Saturday for a World Record Breaking community attempt to 'stand for our forests!'

And remember! Our Tree Keeper account is open 24/7!

'Adopt a Tree' on the Anglican Church's North $toneville site to help us stop Nigel $atterley from chopping down 60,000 of them...



 
 
 
  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Feb 25
  • 1 min read

More than 2,000 of you PACKED Mundaring's Sculpture Park last Sunday February 23! Another 2,000 of you watched, or have viewed, our live stream coverage!

(Stand By - Big Announcement follows...!!)

The message to politicians, Govts, and DEVELOPERS - Perth Hills is NO PLACE for urban sprawl firetrap developments, and we WON'T stand by and let 60,000 trees, that support Endangered Black Cockatoos, be BULLDOZED! We're overwhelmed by your support!

And GUESS what?!? It gets better...

DRUM ROLL!!

Save Perth Hills has won an HISTORIC legal fight - against SATTERLEY (!!!) Yep! OUR COMMUNITY is allowed to have a VOICE at Satterley's appeal hearing in September!

This is BIG! We're the ONLY Community group - evvvva to be allowed to 'intervene' at WA's State Tribunal since WA's Planning and Development Act began in 2005!!

In a nutshell - we can bring an Expert witness and 5 Community witnesses to Satterley's appeal, to offer their knowledge and lived-experience, IN-PERSON, about bushfire evacuation impacts and why we need safer bushfire planning in the Perth Hills.

Thought we'd leave you with a Rally pic of the man himself, as we remind Nigel Satterley we fight fair, we fight to win, and we will fight - FOREVER, to Save Perth Hills!



 
 
 

Plan for the future, not the past, and safeguard Perth Hills bushfire prone communities.

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