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Jul. 4th, 2003 01:01 pmSTOP PRESS - 4 July 2003
THE West Australian government has rejected a proposal for a controversial development near the environmentally-sensitive Ningaloo Reef.
"I think there were far too many risks involved in accepting this development,"
Premier Geoff Gallop said.
"The amount of information that we had available ... led me to the conclusion that this would carry risks, and if we were to lose the integrity of this areas I think that would be a dereliction of duty for any government."
The Premier finally did something intelligent
THE West Australian government has rejected a proposal for a controversial development near the environmentally-sensitive Ningaloo Reef.
"I think there were far too many risks involved in accepting this development,"
Premier Geoff Gallop said.
"The amount of information that we had available ... led me to the conclusion that this would carry risks, and if we were to lose the integrity of this areas I think that would be a dereliction of duty for any government."
The Premier finally did something intelligent
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Date: 2003-07-03 10:09 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2003-07-03 11:54 pm (UTC)I remember in Adelaide at 2am we wanted fruit, we wandered down the road to the local supermarket and BOUGHT FRUIT! It's bloody brilliant having things open 24/7.
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Date: 2003-07-03 11:57 pm (UTC)Personally i feel sorry for the shift workers that work nightshift by choice because of the money, and have to study sometime and sleep and get to class. often the only times they can shop, all the main shops are shut.
and I much prefer to having the convenience than keeping whining small businesses that overcharge and still cant compete when the field is so tilted towards them around.
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Date: 2003-07-03 11:58 pm (UTC)