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Key IssuesTHE EMPLOYMENT SPIN 1A BAD EMPLOYMENT MODELWhen you create a vast over-supply of a particular type of employment, which this so called industrial employment plan does, it will come at the expense of the creation of other types of jobs, and so will be bad for local employment. Read MoreReleased on 24/2/2013 WHAT TYPE OF INDUSTRY PART 1SUBSTANDARD PLANNING PROCEDURESIn late 2009 the Government simultaneously released two planning documents that contradicted each other about the amount and type of industry they were proposing to place within the P1 water boundary. Why?Read MoreReleased on 2/2/2013 WHAT TYPE OF INDUSTRY PART 2COVERING THEIR TRACKS?Two contradictory planning documents released at the same time, yet only one has been removed from the department of plannings website including the analysis of its public submissions. Is there something they don’t want the public to see?.... Read MoreReleased on 2/2/2013 DID JOHN DAY MISLEAD PARLIAMENT?In defence of the Planning Department, John Day quoted in parliament a document that did not exist. He was responding to questions from the public about the document that first proposed these industrial plans, the Draft East Wanneroo Structure Plan…..Read More Released on 2/2/2013 HOW COSY IS GOVERNMENT WITH BIG BUSINESS?A growing number of controversial decisions made by the government in recent times raises serious question about a willingness to compromise good policy to appease big business. For instance the James Price gas hub and most recently Chevron's Wheatstone project..... Read MoreReleased on 2/2/2013 SOMETHING STINKS 1An article in the West Australian points to revenue raising as the key reason crown land is to be sold for industry such as South Pinjar and Jandabup.... Read MoreReleased on 7/2/2013 SOMETHING STINKS 2If the development of the proposed South Pinjar and Jandabup industrial sites,( area 12km2), can raise hundreds of millions of dollars how much money can be made from 220km2?.... Read MoreReleased on 7/2/2013
Updated on 12/2/2013
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