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The plough is mightier than the sword ... |
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Taxed Out member Greg Heffernan has ploughed this statement onto the side of Bald Hill, part of his Beveridge farm. The letters are approximately 60 metres high and clearly visible from the Hume Freeway as well as from passing aeroplanes. Greg's property is affected by the GAIC tax and the proposed Outer Metropolitan Ring Road. Greg says he hopes Labor MPs can read because they certainly don't listen!
Click here to listen to Greg on 3AW.
Want to make your statement against Labor?
Contact Greg on 0439 974523 and volunteer to hand out "Put Labor Last" Taxed Out leaflets at pre-polling booths in McEwen, Australia's most marginal seat, over the next three weeks. Booths are in Healesville, Mill Park, Seymour, Sunbury and Warburton.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 29 July 2010 22:03 |
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There were media reports today that the government intends to split VC67 into two parts - one detailing the movement of the UGB and one containing policy changes related to density issues.
Click here to read Shadow Planning Minister Matthew Guy's media release issued today.
Also a report from The Age: Planning change pushed in split bill
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 20 July 2010 12:43 |
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New UGB maps now available |
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The latest UGB maps have now been released. There have been some changes so please check them to see how your property is affected.
Click here for latest UGB maps and information about VC67.
Click here for maps by local government area.
Also check The Greens website for latest information on VC67.
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GAA releases new GAIC fact sheet |
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The GAA has released a new fact sheet about the GAIC. Click here to read.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 28 July 2010 21:53 |
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A message from the Green Wedges Coalition |
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Dear Taxed Out landholder,
The Green Wedges Coalition has backed Taxed Out solidly in your efforts to defeat the GAIC. We congratulate you for the changes you have been able to achieve and commiserate with defeat of your principal goal to have the GAIC shifted to the development approval stage, due to the Liberal Party's decision to backdown and vote for the GAIC last month.
While your campaign until now has focussed on your common policy goal to beat the GAIC, we are aware that in fact many of you would prefer to stay in the green wedges and/or would prefer that the UGB not be moved. For many landholders, the windfall gains do not compensate you for the loss of your homes, properties and livelihoods or heritage.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 10 June 2010 20:26 |
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