Annual General Meeting

We invite you to attend our AGM next month.

Please note the following details...

- all positions become vacant

- email saveperthhillsinc@gmail.com for a form if you would like to nominate for a position

- completed nomination forms should be forwarded to our email by 30th September

- membership is on going, existing members do not need to rejoin

- membership fees do not apply (but donations are always welcome via our donation tins at Begonia Pets, Stoneville Fresh or Lazy Corner or direct deposit to Save Perth Hills Inc, BSB 633 000, Account 160715942)

Looking forward to seeing you on the 27th

Paige McNeil - Crusader to Councillor!

Massive congrats to our own Paige McNeil, former SPH Chair, who's been elected, UN-OPPOSED to Mundaring Shire Council - Central Ward, on a 'Community First' platform! (No surprises there!! ) Paige's uncontested victory is a significant, solid signal to $atterley, the Anglican Church, developers, bureaucrats and politicians alike that OUR Community will not accept being blind-sided, ignored or insulted by those who want to destroy our unique Hills' culture and environment, and put their profits ahead of Hills' bushfire safety. Paige has worked relentlessly to prevent dangerous and destructive urbanisation in the Hills - leading the charge in SPH's efforts to return North $toneville to a safer Rural zoning, and to secure the Mundaring Council and WA Planning Commission's REJECTIONS of $atterley's disastrous 'North $toneville' plan. Proudly, Mundaring Council now features TWO committed, former SPH Chairs! Paige joins Councillor Amy Collins for Shire of Mundaring for Shire of Mundaring in representing our community's environmental and bushfire safety priorities in the Council Chamber. While we still have lots of work to do with $atterley's appeal and the re-zone application, Paige's elevation to Council is a watershed moment for our community. In Paige's own words: 'I'm humbled by this result and look forward to rolling up my sleeves and representing the good people of the Shire of Mundaring to ensure the Community Voice is heard and acted upon.' Bring it on, Paige McNeil Councillor Elect ! * Stay tuned for our Council Election Campaign to determine Council candidates' position on the 'North $toneville' disaster plan.

Re-Think EastLink Meeting - Sept 11

Our friends at 'Re-think EastLink' are inviting everyone to a meeting at the Gidgegannup Agricultural Hall on Toodyay Rd, 10am tomorrow, Saturday Sept 11.

Main Roads will be up there talking about its Perth to Adelaide national freight highway - which goes up Toodyay Rd, and through Gidgy. This highway (previously called the Orange Route), will be a carbon copy of the massive concrete expanse of NorthLink.

EastLink will cut a swathe of destruction through the Hills' natural environment and forever impact small Hills' communities through to Northam. If you have any concerns about EastLink, go along tomorrow and ask the builders some questions...