When so many National Parks are created in such an isolated area as the far west of NSW, it places added pressure on the already struggling regional towns and particularly on the neighbouring properties, who now have to live next to a feral animal breeding program. It is devastating for all those who have the misfortune of experiencing the negative effects of having yet another National Park forced upon them.
Enough is Enough!
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Chris Roche
1 year ago
They are not looked after, full of feral animals, woody weeds, bush fires continually getting away and locals having to put their lives at risk to put them out.
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Sarah Ker
1 year ago
Australia has enough national parks that are being miss managed and breeding feral animals. I call national parks feral farms. Take the N T’s lead and hand over ownership of National Parks to our First Nation peoples
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Debbie Elder
1 year ago
Too much country has already been taken for National Parks
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Elizabeth Cadell
1 year ago
Government hypocrisy at its best. Taking farming country to lock up and let feral animals and weeds take over.
Farmers watch Government policy flood Australia with immigrants without thought about our housing, hospitals, schools.
Taking farming land on outskirts if cities and towns for housing. At what point will there be enough farming country to farm.
This is political madness at its best.
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Hugo Ridge
1 year ago
Another classic example of bureaucrats making decisions when they are not fully aware of the repercussions.
Our remote communities are copping these impacts firsthand and have had enough!
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Duncan Fraser
1 year ago
New National parks should only be created if there is a guarantee of operational funding for infrastructure maintenance and pest animal control
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Tony Pryor
1 year ago
This land is locked up and not managed. Feral animals and noxious weeds grow rampant.
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Melissa Clifford-Death
1 year ago
This has to stop. Communities are being destroyed by the government.
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Matt
1 year ago
Has to stop
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Tania Fitzsimons
1 year ago
A big issue for future pest control
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Anonymous
1 year ago
We need more transparency around park management costs and performance.
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Paul McIntyre
1 year ago
Some should be leased back to keep it in production
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Peter Dickson
1 year ago
No more national parks. Too much good land going to waste.
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Sharon Dickson
1 year ago
Enough. Seems like it’s all under cover until the deal is done. Our future farmers and graziers can’t break into the industry because of the ridicules prices NPWS pays they can’t compete.
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Steve Bowkett
1 year ago
I have seen too much already locked away from agriculture by Parks and aboriginal people
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Stop making it harder for the food producers in this country.
Enough is Enough
When so many National Parks are created in such an isolated area as the far west of NSW, it places added pressure on the already struggling regional towns and particularly on the neighbouring properties, who now have to live next to a feral animal breeding program. It is devastating for all those who have the misfortune of experiencing the negative effects of having yet another National Park forced upon them. Enough is Enough!
They are not looked after, full of feral animals, woody weeds, bush fires continually getting away and locals having to put their lives at risk to put them out.
Australia has enough national parks that are being miss managed and breeding feral animals. I call national parks feral farms. Take the N T’s lead and hand over ownership of National Parks to our First Nation peoples
Too much country has already been taken for National Parks
Government hypocrisy at its best. Taking farming country to lock up and let feral animals and weeds take over. Farmers watch Government policy flood Australia with immigrants without thought about our housing, hospitals, schools. Taking farming land on outskirts if cities and towns for housing. At what point will there be enough farming country to farm. This is political madness at its best.
Another classic example of bureaucrats making decisions when they are not fully aware of the repercussions. Our remote communities are copping these impacts firsthand and have had enough!
New National parks should only be created if there is a guarantee of operational funding for infrastructure maintenance and pest animal control
This land is locked up and not managed. Feral animals and noxious weeds grow rampant.
This has to stop. Communities are being destroyed by the government.
Has to stop
A big issue for future pest control
We need more transparency around park management costs and performance.
Some should be leased back to keep it in production
No more national parks. Too much good land going to waste.
Enough. Seems like it’s all under cover until the deal is done. Our future farmers and graziers can’t break into the industry because of the ridicules prices NPWS pays they can’t compete.
I have seen too much already locked away from agriculture by Parks and aboriginal people
Stop making it harder for the food producers in this country.
No more national parks in the outback
Look after current National Parks properly