In the US, in the State of New Jersey, there was a recent trial which has substantial impact on aviation and local Government organisations.The case of Solberg airport should be viewed, even though in US jurisprudence, as an important precedent in Australia.
The ALOP’s programme, with direct funding springs […]
Moorebank Intermodal – Is this another Bankstown Airport??
Given the information flowing around Bankstown, Archerfield and Moorabbin airports, after these were leased, with the proviso that aviation would be the prime use, a series of issues has arisen. These seem to point at the Infrastructure and Regional Development portfolio, which has been responsible for […]
History of Bankstown and objections to lease/ sale
There have been a series of objections to the operation/ sale/lease of the secondary airports for a number of years. Most of these objections go to the way management:
Has increased costs; Pushed out operators; Been difficult to deal with; Over used legal methods and Tried to […]
At a meeting in Crookwell on Monday 8th September 2014, there were serious objections raised to the Wind Turbines that had been built by the Gullen Range Wind Farm, which demonstrate the degree to which the constructor [and operator] have “thumbed their noses” at the actual approval.
Sixty-nine turbines were not placed in the correct […]
Release: Wind Turbines – What effects do they really have??
At a protest meeting in Goulburn NSW, over 40 people turned out on a typical spring day in cool and mild weather. The protest was at the same time local member, Prue Goward [Minister […]
RURAL AFFAIRS AND TRANSPORT LEGISLATION COMMITTEE Estimates (supplementary) TUESDAY, 18 OCTOBER 2011 The Department
Senator FAWCETT: Gentlemen, a number of individuals and aviation associations have criticised—in fact, some have condemned in quite strong words—both the minister and the department for their handling of the issues around commercial development on Bankstown and Archerfield airports.
Just released is the 30th April 2014 talk by Truss. In one full hour, all Truss had to say about aviation is:
WESTERN SYDNEY AIRPORT
Of course, the big news of late is that after decades of dithering, the new Coalition Government has done in months what no other government since the mid-1960s has achieved… […]
Minister McCormack has some serious work to undertake
Minister McCormack has some serious work to undertake.
Here are the resolutions arising from the #aviation meeting in Wagga over the past two days [see below].
There has been some well thought out ideas here, which can be boiled down into:
Review of the Civil Aviation Act, to include as a minimum, a repeal of […]
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