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Satterley’s ‘North Stoneville’ Disaster Plan is dragging into its 4th year... and we admit this tale has had more than just a few plot twists and turns over the years... So we got reflective and thought it was timely to remind you, our incredible supporters, exactly what we’re fighting for... and campaigning, to save and protect. Tonight we launch our DID YOU KNOW series…

First up - how many chances is too many? $atterley has gone back to the State Administrative Appeals Tribunal 7 times since August 2020. Next month’s hearing will make the 8th tax-payer funded ‘mediation’ session... Do you sense a pattern here?

Where is the Wooroloo Bushfire Report?

Um... where is the Wooroloo Bushfire Report?

This summer has been volatile and challenging. Across WA’s regional south, Perth’s Hills, Chittering, Bullsbrook, and even suburbs, we’re being reminded of the fire-force we face.

At this time we also mark the first anniversary of the Wooroloo catastrophe.

One year on, we understand some community members remain in financial distress and housing limbo.

Save Perth Hills want our bushfire prone communities to know we press, relentlessly, for safer solutions, and challenge ‘suburban-focussed’ bushfire policies, in a never-ending effort to increase bushfire safety.

This week we wrote to Planning Minister Saffioti, Emergency Minister Dawson and DFES Commissioner Klemm questioning dangerous shortfalls in bushfire policy updates.

But the most PRESSING question is:

Where’s Wooroloo’s Bushfire Report?

Swan Hills MP Jessica Shaw MLA says the Govt got the Report in December! So where is it? The Govt took 6 months to call for the Report, and has had 2 months to read it! You might like to email the Premier’s office and ask - Where’s Wooroloo’s Bushfire Report? Let us know what they say... woorolooreview@dpc.wa.gov.au

Meanwhile, to our Wooroloo Bushfire Community: Save Perth HiIls stands with you, and, like you, we will never forget.

Disgraceful!

Disgraceful. On So Many Levels.

A developer fined $250,000 for destroying 10 hectares of black cockatoo habitat. Paltry pocket-money - and they still get to build their development.

Meanwhile, at North $toneville, $atterley and the Anglican Church want to destroy 20 times that amount of native bush, (200+ hectares), home to 3 species of threatened black cockatoos (and a whole lot more):

- Carnaby’s (Endangered)

- Baudin’s (Endangered)

- Forest Red-tailed (Vulnerable)

$atterley's North $toneville environmental destruction 'Off-$et' includes 'artificial hollows' positioned among their 1,500 houses, and giving 'research' cash to WA's Museum, which examines cockatoo habitat loss.

Such cruel irony...

No amount of money or fines will bring back the bush - or birds.

What part of 'Once it's Gone, it's Gone' doesn't the Govt, or developers, get?

https://www.watoday.com.au/.../perth-housing-estate...