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  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Jan 20, 2023
  • 1 min read

How about – a slice of Environmental Protection for Perth Hills!

Our new SPH T-Shirts have landed just in time for our Rally, 10am on Sunday February 5, at Sculpture Park, Mundaring!

We're selling them THIS WEEKEND at The Lazy Corner café next to Mundaring PO this Saturday and Sunday - 9.30am-midday!

Come and buy a T-Shirt (or 2!), have a chat with us about the campaign, and grab the best Hills coffee while you're there!

Professionally and locally printed by Uptempo Design Malaga, our T-Shirts are a $35 investment to stop $atterley and the Anglican Church from bulldozing 60,000 Perth Hills’ trees, and replacing them with 1,500 suburban housing lots surrounded by an Extreme Bushfire Zone.

If the dangerous and destructive ‘North Stoneville’ is approved – ‘North Parkerville’ – right across over the road, is next. That will mean 6000+ extra people, 4000+ extra cars – and an environmental wipeout in the heart of our Mundaring Hills.

So, grab a SPH T-Shirt to wear PROUDLY - and LOUDLY at our Feb 5 Rally – and know you're doing your bit to help Save Perth Hills!


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  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Jan 13, 2023
  • 1 min read

With great respect, again, a Bushfire Trigger Warning applies to this important post.

9 years ago today... Jan 12, 2014.

Another sad and significant commemoration for our Community.

The Stoneville-Parkerville-Mt Helena bushfire catastrophe.

57 homes destroyed, and thousands impacted by a blaze that burned for 3 long weeks.

But we all know, bushfire trauma doesn’t end when the bushfire is out.

It’s taken almost 9 years of legal battles for Australia’s High Court to conclude that Western Power had a ‘DUTY OF CARE’ around the cause of this disaster.

Our thoughts are with all of you who endured the trauma of Jan 12 – Feb 1, and who continue to do so...

This is the bushfire $atterley and the Anglican Diocese pretended never happened to Stoneville. Their glossy North $toneville rhetoric omitted Stoneville from the 2014 bushfire emergency.

Shame on you, we say.

Save Perth Hills stands strong for all whose lives are permanently changed by this bushfire.

We stand united and committed to ensuring future planning in our Hills safeguards, not endangers, our increasingly bushfire prone community.

And we will never, ever forget...

 
 
 
  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Jan 4, 2023
  • 1 min read

With the greatest respect... A **Bushfire Trigger Alert** applies to this important post.

We recognise this challenging time of year for our Community. We’re hyper-aware of bushfires, and the increasing number of tragic reminders and commemorations they cause. Today is one of those days... January 3rd, 2008 - a windy and blistering 40+degrees. A bushfire blazed through parts of Parkerville and Stoneville, trapping people on their properties, in their homes, even in a dam. All fearing for their lives. It burned on Anglican-owned land bordering ‘North $toneville’. Anglican Archbishop Kay Goldsworthy has the power to STOP ‘North $toneville’. Indeed, just 10 days ago the Archbishop acknowledged - in her Christmas message: 'the intense challenges and adversity from the ravages of devastating bushfires...’. Yet, at the same time, her Diocese, and business partner $atterley, are pulling together their 'amended' plan to cram 4,000+ people into North $toneville’s proven Extreme Bushfire Zone. Today, we stand with those remembering... JOIN US at 10am, Sunday February 5, at Sculpture Park Mundaring, where we will unite - AGAIN - to END the utter stupidity of KNOWINGLY putting THOUSANDS of people in HARM'S WAY – to pocket an easy profit - by those who should know better.


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Plan for the future, not the past, and safeguard Perth Hills bushfire prone communities.

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