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Save our Orara River from Berry farms

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krystal gray
10 years ago

Stop this farming so close to the river!!! Its horrible what they are allowed to be getting away with!!!!!! EPA need to be doing more! My partner cant fix bridges without EPA up their arses incase the disturb micro bats or make too much noise, yet this devostation is allowed!!!???

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Wendy Hedge
10 years ago

They have wiped out this lovely area with no thought of anyone

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Maree Geerin
10 years ago

This an ego disaster waiting to happen. no one has the right to leak harmful chemicals into the river system that will have devastating consequences! There is Platypus, frogs, fish and numerous waterfowl that use the river for they're homes not to mention all the farmers who use the Orara for watering stock and the families who take they're kids down for a swim. for these blueberries farmers who insist on pumping our river dry shame on you and the councils for letting it happen

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diane thomas
10 years ago

For God's sake, someone in authority take notice of what we, the people of the valley, want you to do. STOP this degradation of the land and the poisoning of our air, soil and water. Please listen to the people before a monumental environmental disaster occurs.

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Kimberley Price
10 years ago

We should be keeping our waterways safe from destruction from farmers

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Marty williams
10 years ago

This has to be stopped!

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Gillian Read
10 years ago

I doubt I'll ever eat another blueberry again after living in this area and getting first hand knowledge of the toxic sprays and environmental damage. Blueberries are supposed to be a healthy super food...ha! They are little cancer bombs!

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Inhal eagles
10 years ago Featured

As a resident of the Orara Valley with water frontage I am extremely concerned about the erosion of this pristine environment & its habitat. The council need to act immediately.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Please don't let the blueberry farmers distroy our beautiful river.That river is precious to all,

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Robyn cooke
10 years ago

Save the Orara River