20^th February 2019                                                                                

Attn Mick McKenna | Partner, Luka Group

Open Letter to Mick McKenna Partner Luka Group Dubbo
Campaign Manager/Secretary Andrew Schier – Nationals candidate for Barwon

Dear Mick,

I wanted to raise with you and your team from the Luka Group the issue of whether Mr Schier, whose campaign you are advising, is getting the best advice on his campaign strategy.

"I am dismayed by successive governments and, dare I say, the contempt they (the Nats) have held for our farmers.

... writes Ken Harris of Newcastle.

The Darling River is more than just a river, it’s a representation of our history and the world that was made before us. Maintaining the ecological balance of our rivers is not just an act of good deed, it is a responsibility!

ATTENTION!

Spread the word, put in your staff notice board, hand out to family and friends, up to you!

Independent Candidate for the Electorate of Tamworth, Mark Rodda, has said that without knowing the potential harmful impacts to groundwater aquifers, moments from an election and without critical scientific information, the NSW Liberal and National Coalition, acting as the consent authority, has issued a preliminary “building approval” for the Shenhua mine at Breeza.

The NSW Sports Minister Stuart Ayres has announced that the NSW Government will knock down the 30-year-old Sydney Allianz stadium and rebuild it at a cost to the NSW taxpayer of over $730 million dollars. This from a Government which claims to be fiscally responsible.

News Alert
Thursday, December 13 2018

Anti-Nat campaigners raided: What a surprise!

NSW State Electoral Commission officers have raided the Mudgee home office of AnyoneButNats on the back of ‘unspecified’ complaints made by ‘unspecified complainants’.

That is, the Electoral Commission has acted on request from undisclosed person(s) whose interests appear to coincide with those of the Nats, who are under growing threat from a community that is enraged sufficiently to change the way they vote on March 23 next year, tipping some of the Nats out of office in the process.

An NSW government minister has been accused of snubbing farmers and residents gathered in the state’s far-west to confront him over an environmental “disaster” that is believed to have killed up to a million fish.

Fisheries and Regional Water Minister Niall Blair traveled to Menindee, near Broken Hill, on Wednesday to investigate the algal blooms responsible for the mass fish deaths, including the large and critically-endangered Murray cod.