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Only Victorians can sign, maybe you could have mentioned that in the first post
And one link says the petition ends on the 8th august or was it the 9th, pretty sure you posted after this date.
Well that’s 5mins I’ll never get……I should have scrolled past when member are calling everybody out for not supporting their cause like I normally do……
The petition was extended according to the Latrobe Valley Express ten days ago. It was that statement which got me to appeal to the AULRO members to help.
As I said, maybe you could have put only open to Vic’s and……not call out the whole AULRO community when I guessing you would have no idea how many reacted to your call of arms [emoji848] [emoji848]Quote:
Originally Posted by Gippslander
If you bothered to look at the last two on the list there are ways people from interstate can assist including writing emails to parliamentarians, their names and email addresses are listed. If you’re offended I’m sorry but we are trying to keep these places open for all Australians.
No offence meant Gippy
Not offended at all…..just gives me the ****s when members post with this wording taking everybody with the same brushQuote:
Originally Posted by Gippslander
And…..if you were expecting every post on AULRO to participate than maybe you could have put the additional detail for interstaters in the original post……..
Government will plough on with their plans regardless of petitions
Just saying…….
Point taken i was in the airport and about to board for holidays so didn’t give all details. Here is the latest from amp Gail Broard.
National Parks petitions extended after massive demand – Gaelle Broad MP
in the end we all want to keep our freedoms if we can.
I was one of many that encouraged members to get involved with the Central West Investigation that although the majority of respondents explain they didn't want the State Forests involved to become National Parks it is happening anyway. The local environmental lobby group I believe now where used by the state government to achieve a predetermined goal.
Spend some time and look into the international agreements Australia has signed up for, there are requirements for minimum reserves of land of which National Park status meet and State Parks don't, by changing the status Australia meets its obligations under the agreement.