Saving our Future: Preserving Trees for Redlands Koalas
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Leticia Miller
4 years ago
Yeah, keep killing. Do what U do Best. Always building for profit, and doing away with nature...
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Deb Wenham
7 years ago
This current council is committed to the extinction by stealth of the Redlands Koalas, take away the habitat and all local species die - No grounds to protect once the species are gone - Go in a completely wreck the Redlands
We once had a beautiful place - now he bay is a mud hole - Williams and her LNP backers are a disgrace
The ALP are also supporting the Walker corporation as well- Corruption and complete contempt for the community will - I don't want all this over development - Regional Queensland is crying out for infrastructure and investment all up the Coast , why does the Southeast have to become an n over populated sewer- The profit reapers don't even live here
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Heather
9 years ago
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80% gone and you still can't see the impact your decisions regarding development have? Please think of the future and not just immediate profits.
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Donna King
9 years ago
Please protect the Koala
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Ambler
9 years ago
QLD
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Rachael
9 years ago
Stop habitat destruction
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Sally Purbrick-Illek
9 years ago
When they're gone, they're gone forever!
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michelle DALY
9 years ago
QLD
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Margaret Raphael
9 years ago
Save the koalas and eff the building crap. The industry is ruining your country!
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Meghan Halverson
9 years ago
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We need a koala protection act and to save and connect the trees remaining in SEQ. The rate of clearing is atrocious and it is appalling to see continued support of development that is unsustainable in our region!
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Therese Hollan
9 years ago
The destruction of koala habitat must stop. Extinction is forever.
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Erin Lynch
9 years ago
No trees, no koalas.
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David Docherty
9 years ago
The destruction of valuable habitat can't continue
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Vickii Lett
9 years ago
We are losing koalas due to loss of habitat
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Bernard Jean
9 years ago
Bernard
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Our iconic koalas need ultimate protection before they disappear forever.
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9 years ago
Queensland
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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Vicki Cobb
9 years ago
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We moved to Cleveland 35 years ago and we used to see and hear many Koalas in the area but now we rarely see any which is so upsetting they need urgent help by better laws to protect them from greedy developers and council and others.
Yeah, keep killing. Do what U do Best. Always building for profit, and doing away with nature...
This current council is committed to the extinction by stealth of the Redlands Koalas, take away the habitat and all local species die - No grounds to protect once the species are gone - Go in a completely wreck the Redlands We once had a beautiful place - now he bay is a mud hole - Williams and her LNP backers are a disgrace The ALP are also supporting the Walker corporation as well- Corruption and complete contempt for the community will - I don't want all this over development - Regional Queensland is crying out for infrastructure and investment all up the Coast , why does the Southeast have to become an n over populated sewer- The profit reapers don't even live here
80% gone and you still can't see the impact your decisions regarding development have? Please think of the future and not just immediate profits.
Please protect the Koala
QLD
Stop habitat destruction
When they're gone, they're gone forever!
QLD
Save the koalas and eff the building crap. The industry is ruining your country!
We need a koala protection act and to save and connect the trees remaining in SEQ. The rate of clearing is atrocious and it is appalling to see continued support of development that is unsustainable in our region!
The destruction of koala habitat must stop. Extinction is forever.
No trees, no koalas.
The destruction of valuable habitat can't continue
We are losing koalas due to loss of habitat
Bernard
Our iconic koalas need ultimate protection before they disappear forever.
Queensland
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We moved to Cleveland 35 years ago and we used to see and hear many Koalas in the area but now we rarely see any which is so upsetting they need urgent help by better laws to protect them from greedy developers and council and others.
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