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Under pressure from big business and the mining industry, federal and state governments have recently announced an aggressive plan to wind back essential environmental protection laws.  In the guise of cutting ‘green tape’ government and industry propose to hand important federal approval powers to the states and fast track approvals for large developments. This plan, if it goes ahead, will remove essential federal protection for threatened species and accelerate mining and coal seam gas development in our forests, woodlands, coasts and rural landscapes.

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Saturday Work Party - Sherwood Homestead Site
NPA last conducted a work party at Sherwood in April 2011. At that time we removed over 700 wilding pines but left some for later.
Date: 25-May-2013
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Sunday Day Walk - Captain's Flat Pancakes and Big Hole
A short walk to the ‘Big Hole’ to walk off the mountains of pancakes and coffee consumed as a late breakfast at Captains Flat on the way.
Date: 26-May-2013
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Wednesday Day Walk - TBA
Joint NPA / BBC / CBC Activity Details are emailed to those on the Wednesday walks email list otherwise contact the leader.
Date: 29-May-2013
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NSW Government halts hunting in national parks
The introduction of hunting in national parks will be delayed until at least June after an investigation found evidence of alleged illegal activity by a senior executive of the Game Council NSW, the body which is supposed to oversee the program.
[ 01-Mar-2013 ]
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Historic De Salis Cemetery restoration complete
The ACT heritage-listed De Salis Cemetery, located on the banks of the majestic Murrumbidgee River at Tharwa, has been returned to the community after the completion of extensive restoration works, Manager of Operations, National Park and Catchments, Bret
[ 01-Mar-2013 ]
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Mt Franklin Road upgrade complete
The first stage of the Mt Franklin Road upgrade, from Bulls Head to the Ginini car park, has been completed with the road now re-opened to vehicles.
[ 21-Dec-2012 ]
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