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Power Lines increase the risk

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Save Mundaring Weir Village and Baudin's Cockatoo

This issue is closely connected to the Eastern Terminal substation and to future bauxite mining just east of Mundaring Weir (more soon).  Please visit the website and make a difference by doing something on the action list.

 

Tell Western Power what you think!

Please complete Western Power's online survey about their so called "Community Consultation Process".

Press this button to get the latest on what's been happening with Eastern Terminal and find the link to the survey page.

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Stop Eastern Terminal

Western Power, we don't want your SUB-STATION, we don't want your "SWITCH-YARD", and we don't want your GANTRY!

Click here to find out what else you can do

to STOP EASTERN TERMINAL!


SETS Group featured on Wake Up WA!

Part 1
Part 2

Great News! Doug Aberle announces a deferment!

Just days after we posted our long awaited update (below) on the current status of Eastern Terminal, Western Power announce the deferment of work on the upgrade of the line that will lead to the gantry in Hacketts Gully.  It's not the end folks but it's definitely a reprieve!.  Read more.

An update to the Community and our Supporters - February 2010

What's been happening with Powering Perth's Communities aka Eastern Terminal?

Here's an update for your reading pleasure.

This issue hasn't gone away, Western Power would still like to build a terminal substation in Hackett's Gully and our priority is still to stop them doing that.

We thank you for your ongoing support and interest.

Tell Western Power what you think.

We urge our supporters to complete Western Power's surveyClick on the "Take our online survey" link once you get to Western Power's website.

Here is the direct link to the survey


Did you Know?

Carnaby's Black Cockatoo is officially listed as Endangered.

This bird occurs nowhere else in the world, except Western Australia, and most of its habitat has now been destroyed.  Many of the birds we see in our neighbourhood are too old to breed, and there is a good possiblity that the Black Cockatoo will disappear from our skies forever. 

Hacketts Gully is home to the Black Cockatoo and all the remaining forest should be protected, not crisscrossed and fragmented with high voltage power lines, gantries, and switchyards.

For more information on this bird please visit Birds Australia.

Peaceful protesters outside Western Powers recent Powerng Perths Communities Focus Group Meeting