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  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Aug 2, 2021
  • 1 min read

Thank you Mia Davies MLA for sharing this! We absolutely agree. Six months on (today) where is the Wooroloo Bushfire inquiry?? Save Perth Hills is writing to Mia Davies seeking a meeting to hold our politicians to account over what is now a critical delay. It's hard to imagine right now, but the next bushfire season is closing in... just 8 weeks away.

WOOROLOO FIRE six months on and still no independent review commissioned by the State Government. Read Opposition Shadow Minister for Emergency Services Hon Martin Aldridge MP comments in the Farm Weekly on why this is concerning. The Nationals WA #TheNationalsWA #OppositionWA #bushfires #emergencyservices




 
 
 
  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Aug 2, 2021
  • 1 min read

WHAT'S NEXT with Save Perth Hills? The North $toneville saga is not over yet! Join us for our General Meeting Sunday the 8th of August 2pm-3pm @ Mundaring Arena (Bendigo Room) for: - a full update of Satterley and the Anglican Church’s appeal - the latest on our Petition > our call for an open and public Wooroloo Bushfire Inquiry, and; - Save Perth Hills’ bid to change the site back to a safer ‘rural’ zoning. We have LOTS to tell you and LOTS to share and celebrate! Save Perth Hills and the community have achieved so much together! To register your attendance please visit the Facebook event: https://fb.me/e/1DY7GD9D0 and mark yourself as 'going'. You can also send an email to saveperthhillsinc@gmail.com See you on the 8th of August! Let’s keep Saving Perth’s Hills

 
 
 
  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Jul 17, 2021
  • 1 min read

TIME FOR THAT BUSHFIRE INQUIRY PREMIER McGOWAN

THANK YOU Greg Rankine , local vollie and Stoneville resident, for speaking up on behalf of bushfire prone communities, on 7 News last night.

Given the developments around the alleged cause of the Wooroloo Bushfire, there must be NO MORE DELAYS by the Government to call a full and open PUBLIC Inquiry.

The court case will procced. But it does NOT prevent an Inquiry into the management of this catastrophic blaze, and what should be done differently next time… especially given WA’s Bushfire Planning Framework is currently under review.

Bushfire prone communities, such as ours, MUST BE ARMED with the latest information. Our next Bushfire Season is less than 12 weeks away.

The Keelty Report, into Roleystone’s 2011 bushfire, sparked by a person using an angle grinder, was given Royal Commission powers, and was completed within 6 months of that disaster. It told State Parliament, in 2011, about WA’s ‘inadequate ability to minimise bushfire risk’, with the uncanny warning - ‘potential for another Roleystone remains'. Head of the-then FESA was sacked after that scathing Report.

Wooroloo Bushfire was the Perth Hills’ biggest bushfire, and burned to Perth’s suburban fringe. As Greg Rankine said, our region is 'vulnerable and volatile' - to all kinds of bushfire threats.

An Inquiry is IMPERATIVE. There are no excuses left.

 
 
 

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

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