This is the first edition of what will be a regular newsletter which seeks to provide a source of reliable information to assist people in the region affected by the Government’s decision to build the Wyaralong Dam.

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MESSAGE FROM PETER ARNISON I have invited Cr Joe Natoli , the Mayor of Maroochy Shire and Cr Bob Abbot, the Mayor of Noosa Shire, to join Cr Mick Vernados the Mayor of Cooloola Shire on the Task Force, to ensure that the Local Government perspective is considered by the Task Force, particularly as part of the acquisition program impacts on residents in all these shires.

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This is the first edition of what will be a regular newsletter which seeks to provide a source of reliable information to assist people in the region affected by the Government’s decision to build the Traveston Crossing Dam.

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Major General Peter Arnison, A.O. was appointed Governor of Queensland in July 1997. Born in Lismore, northern New South Wales, in 1940, he completed his secondary education at Lismore High School. Following his graduation from the Royal Military College, Duntroon, he was commissioned into the Royal Australian Infantry Corps in 1962. He served in the Australian Army for 37 years, primarily in infantry command appointments at Battalion, Brigade and Divisional level, including two active service tours of South Vietnam. He completed his Army service as Land Commander Australia, responsible for Army operational forces.

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Community Futures Task Force Newsletter-Issue 3 Sep 2006. …..Community Futures Task Force Hotline: 1800 133 258

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Agendas and minutes from the Save the Mary Committee.

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Updated on Thursday, October 12, 2006 at 04:42PM by stevem

A note of concern was raised by residents at last nights (5th OCT) Ridgewood hall meeting concerning the looting and vandalism of properties and homes, recently vacated, after being sold to the QLD government. Several instances were reported and local residents are now on the alert.

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Helicopter Surveying
As part of the environmental assessment process for the proposed Traveston Crossing Dam, Queensland Water Infrastructure will undertake preliminary helicopter-based flora and fauna surveys of the river and surrounding land from October 4 to 6.

The helicopter surveys may involve some low flying, and will be undertaken in accordance with Queensland Water Infrastructure’s land access protocols to minimise disturbance to wildlife and livestock. Flying times will depend on weather conditions and other factors.