Approx 250 people gathered on the morning of 19 May to show their support for the Save Lee Point campaign. There was music, art and speeches to bring everyone up to date. The DHA Lee Point housing work on Stage 2 and 3 is on hold due to allegations of illegal clearing. FLP and others …
The Friends of Lee Point community have alleged that Defence Housing Australia (DHA) have made clear and substantial breaches of the Lee Point Development Permit 18/0409.
These queries have arisen from potential candidates running in the 2024 NT Election, from the question;
If elected: “will you support a moratorium on the current DHA housing project at Lee Point until the (independent) NT Planning Commission has completed a comprehensive Area Plan for the Lee Point peninsula that reflects the needs and wishes of the community.”
A Save Lee Point group rolled up near Parliament House on Tuesday 14 May to let the public know that Lee Point peninsula matters.
Approx 20 people and two dogs rolled up this morning at Joel Bowdens office to protest about Saving Lee Point. As planning minister for the Territory Joel Bowden has the power to place a moratorium on the DHA project to stop the clearing of old-growth forest at Lee Point.
Friends of Lee Point and Plan stall from 3pm Saturday and Lee Point Community Choir at 7pm.
Three items here, ECNT release, Protesters video and EJA press release. Media release: Works “paused” at Lee Point as Defence Housing Australia accused of alleged unlawful land clearing, as environment and community groups call for Senate probe Environmental groups and community members involved in the campaign to Save Lee Point have today called for the …
au.news.yahoo.com/aussie-housing-developers-deeply-embarrassing-destruction-of-ancient-forest-sparks-global-condemnation-035027194.html Aussie housing developer’s ‘deeply embarrassing’ destruction of ancient forest sparks global condemnationMichael Dahlstrom7-9 minutes 07/05/2024The destruction of an ancient forest in Australia by a housing developer has drawn international condemnation with veteran conservationist Dr Jane Goodall describing it as “simply unacceptable”. Lee Point is home to at least three native species on the brink …
