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Updated: August 16, 2010
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Will the next Federal Government protect the Williams River?

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Kate Ross, mother of two, picnicking by the Williams River, Clarence Town, NSW. Photo: The Wilderness Society Newcastle Inc
What: A community forum on the Tillegra Dam proposed for the Dungog area NSW

Where: Maitland Town Hall, 279-287 High St, Maitland, 2320

When: 6 – 7:30pm Tuesday 17th August, 2010

Voters in the seat of Paterson will have an opportunity to quiz the candidates from the major political parties on protecting the Williams River and committing to rigorously assessing the Tillegra Dam proposal.

Candidates for the Federal seat of Paterson have been invited to present their positions on the controversial Tillegra Dam proposal at a Maitland Town Hall forum 6pm Tuesday, 17th August.

The Save the Williams River Coalition (SWRC) has organised this community forum following Federal candidates’ strong expressions of interest in speaking at the state based forum held in Newcastle in July.

The forum ‘Will the next Federal Government protect the Williams River?’ will follow a strict format. Community representatives will first outline their perspective on the proposed dam and then candidates will have six minutes to answer three set questions.

 

For more information, please contact:

Campaign Coordinator

The Wilderness Society Newcastle Inc

Hunter Heritage Centre,
90 Hunter Street,
Newcastle, NSW, 2300
Phone: 02 4929 4395

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