Save Lee Point

The natural beauty and biodiversity of Lee Point peninsula is under threat 

 

Build at Berrimah not Lee Point

The undeveloped housing land (90ha) on the Defence Housing Australia (DHA) Lee Point site should be swapped with the Defence Establishment Berrimah (DEB) site. The (123ha) DEB site is to be sold off.

Please sign SENATE PETITION

This petition asks Senate to:

  • establish a Senate committee to conduct an inquiry into the DHA Lee Point housing project in Darwin, and
  • request the federal Minister for Defence Personnel and Veteran Affairs, Matt Keogh MP, instruct DHA to immediately pause clearing works at Lee Point until the inquiry is complete.

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COMMUNITY EVENTS

Sun 19 Apr – World Curlew Day 4pm and Wilderness Walks 4.30pm – Lee Point Mobile Tower.

Wed 22 Apr – Bird Walk with Dr Amanda Lilleyman 5.30pm – Lee Point Mobile Tower

Sun 26 Apr – Plant Walk and Talk with botanist John Brock 4.30pm – Lee Point Mobile Tower

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Key links in website

Planning for Lee Point – key document

Lee Point – a special part of Darwin

Relocating and rescoping the Lee Point defence housing project

The defence housing project at Lee Point has been condemned by (the late) Dr Jane Goodall, hundreds of other scientists and thousands of community members. Its time for the federal government to act.

 

 
Fig 1. People calling on government to stop clearing the old-growth forest and threatening endangered wildlife – Lee Point 31 March 2024.

 

 
Fig 2. Map showing housing sites and Darwin’s last remaining wildlife corridor (now under threat).

 

 
Fig 3. Map showing Lee Point peninsula – Stage 1, 2 cleared and 3 levelled, future clearing with a red border, 50m buffer for Gouldian Finches.

 

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