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  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Nov 1
  • 2 min read

Shock announcement for Save Perth Hills in Federal Parliament…

With Nigel $atterley’s State Tribunal North $toneville appeal still live and kicking, our local Federal Member Trish Cook, has announced the Federal Labor Govt is paying $1.5 million for Parkerville’s Brooking Rd Extension.

It is no secret this road plan is a key feature of $atterley’s ‘bushfire solution’ to North $toneville. We know this new by-pass comes with major engineering challenges due to the significant slope, and will require substantial tree canopy and vegetation destruction, and create pollution risks for Jane Brook.

Stoneville-Parkerville Progress Association (SPPA) has today requested the latest design plans from Mundaring Shire, given local residents’ concerns that the road will be higher than their roof tops.

We’re gobsmacked by the timing of this announcement – closing submissions on the North $toneville appeal are being prepared by all parties – including $atterley.

Just like the rushed EPBC decision giving $atterley permission to bulldoze North $toneville’s 60,000 trees... there was no pressing need to make this decision - while the Tribunal is sitting.

And the name of this brand-new road funding scheme?

“SLURP” - defined by the Oxford Dictionary as a ‘loud sucking noise of someone eating or drinking.’

Make of that, what you will....

 


Our apologies but we only have Facebook video of Trish’s statement. To help our none Facebook supporters I’ll provide a text version below.

Trish Cook 31/10/2025

We’ve also created a Safer Local Roads and Infrastructure Program called SLURP and that’s $200 million per year nationally which is $50 million more than the two programs that it is replacing. And in my electorate of Bullwinkel this program is funding the 1.5 million dollar extension of Brooking Road, Parkerville. A huge bushfire risk area so that’s a huge win for our local community.

 
 
 
  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • 4 days ago
  • 1 min read

Sometimes… a ‘really good story’ comes along, just when we need it most

As we close in on the concluding submissions from $atterley’s appeal at WA’s State Tribunal, that will seal the fate - one way or the other, of North $toneville’s 60,000 Black Cockatoo supportive trees … here’s some news to remind us all, there are some really good people among us.

Our sincere congrats to Prof. Kingsley Dixon - a life-long ambassador, and academic, of our environment.

The Prof. is also an ardent and empathetic supporter of Save Perth Hills.

Awarded ‘Senior of the Year’ - we salute you Kingsley - for all you’ve done, for all you do - and for your unwavering efforts to continue to protect the environment for our future.

 

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Click on one of the links below for the 6PR interview with Kingsley.

 

 
 
 
  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Sep 18
  • 1 min read
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We’re in full swing in WA’s State Tribunal to determine the future of proposed North $toneville…

As a ‘party’ to the case, we need to keep a respectfully low profile on the hearing’s progress to enable the Tribunal to do its job.

So, instead of commenting on the case, we’re sharing media coverage to keep you informed, kicking off with WA Today’s coverage of Day 1 - Sept 15. (See link below.)

Importantly, we ask our fabulous supporters to be mindful of our need to respect the Tribunal’s integrity (and our historic role in the process!), and offer us your trademark support rather than comments on the case!

Some exciting SPH events are coming up to help us all stay in touch and informed!

Stay tuned wonderful people… and stick with us, to help Save Perth Hills!


 
 
 

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

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