Nuclear ‘not real option’ for South Coast
That's awesome, a toxic asbestos tip and and a nuclear power plant on our beautiful Sapphire Coast. Maybe we should change our name to “Springfield” and we can all get jobs at the nuclear plant.
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Lisa Inge Zandona
What a naff idea. Would the upgrade of the port in Twofold Bay be for the shipping of nuclear waste? Trucks of radioactive material rumbling through the shopping precinct, or past the schools... Another brains' trust that thinks in terms of things and money, and not people.
Isabel Robinson
Let's bypass the wind farm and look into nuclear...Yeah, top idea!
Leah Gibbs
Been earmarked for ages. Why do you think they have put so much money into the wharf upgrade?
Fiona Fulton-allen
The NSW goverment tried this crap 35 years ago at Jervis Bay. A protest committee was formed and it eventually got squashed. Anyone recall Fukushima?
Margy Duke
Eden log cabin to get a makeover
This is good news; a very precious part of this town's heritage, that deserves relevant maintenance and upgrades to ensure community use can continue.
Jenny Drenkhahn
Road dividers save lives
Really?
Tracey Gill
Wire ropes are nicknamed cheese graters for a reason.
Russell Freeman
Asbestos plan for Eden tip
The material is meant to be sealed and wrapped before transportation and burial. I think so long as the trucks proceed safely through the roads and towns, there would be minimal risk, or even none, apart from the original sites in Tathra. The material has to go somewhere, and the explanation offered by council seems valid. The increase in the number of heavy vehicles on the road is the biggest but unavoidable risk.
Isabel Robinson
