Rattenbury looks at possibility of intervention on Actew outage

bruce_lord said :

Chris Mordd Richards said :

Oh the green hate is just so delicious on here recently, you know your doing things right when this many people complain about you this much. 🙂

Wow what a weak response to issues that really effect some people.

I wrote last week about how I didn’t believe the rubbish tip smell issues in the suburbs until I smelt it for myself. I am going to guess that you don’t live in williamsdale with a new solar farm to spoil your view or in Kambah with unhappy relocated public housos from Civic causing grief for existing residents.

The Greens saved school closures in their inner city heartlands but Green Lighted school closures throughout Tuggeranong, but I’m guessing again this didn’t effect you. If you’re going to play the man and not the issues raised, you should be able to accept that there is some valid reasons for Green hate in parts of canberra.

Actually, I lived all over southside growing up and still do. I’ve lived in Wanniassa, 2 different places in Kambah, Holder, Greenway, Monash, Chisholm, Weston Creek, Richardson, and these days I live in Lyons. Essentially the majority of my 25 years living in Canberra have been spent 95% living on the southside, which I know far better than the north of Canberra, although I know my whole city decently well, I always have been a southsider here. So I am very familiar with issues i Southern Canberra and most of my Canberra friends to this day all live on the southside as well. I went to Trinity Christian School in Wanniassa from K-10. As kid I rode all over south canberra to and from soccer matches a junior ref. I could still navigate the canberra back paths on the southside almost blindfolded to this day I know the routes so well.

Thanks for just dismissing me as an inner city resident with no clue though, you demonstrated exactly the Green Hate I was referring to, and your comment is actually 100% wrong about me. As a current resident of Murrumbidgee, my focus atm is on supporting Caroline le Couter improve issues in this part of the southern electorates and further south. It is years of Labor neglect of the south that is the cause of the problems you allude to, not Greens neglect. I stand by my comment 100%. At least Shane is looking to do something about this maintenance during mass heat issue, where was Mr Barr or one of the Labor assembly members to say the same?

Chris Mordd Richards said :

Oh the green hate is just so delicious on here recently, you know your doing things right when this many people complain about you this much. 🙂

I think you meant “Green hypocrisy”, didn’t you?

bj_ACT said :

bj_ACT said :

dungfungus said :

Good luck with that!

Rattenbury wouldn’t close the Mugga Lane land fill down when it was reeking putrid odours a couple of years ago, in fact he extended its life for another 30 years.

Surely you wouldn’t suggest that Rattenbury has a history of blocking unpopular things near his own Electorate and supporting their move down South where it has no impact on his or his parties Electoral chances. Such purely coincidental things as the increase in rubbish at the Mugga Lane Tip, the Uriarra Solar Farm relocation to Williamsdale, moving Public housing tenants out of the inner North down to Kambah & Greenway or some of the other pollution causing developments recently setup at Hume.

Interesting to read today that Rattenbury is having some concerns with the Plastics plant at Hume (I guess it’s never too late to jump on board). Let’s hope he looks at a few other issues affecting resident down South.

I don’t think he gives a tinker’s cuss about what happens to voters in Tuggers.

The point made by a writer in his letter to the CT editor today pointed out that the carbon footprint created by the processes in the proposed plant alone will seriously damage the ACT’s quest for carbon neutrality by the current target date.

And this doesn’t include the pollution that the trucks that bring in the 200 tonnes a day create (only a very small amount will be sourced locally), not to mention the damage they make to ACT roads.

Chris Mordd Richards said :

Oh the green hate is just so delicious on here recently, you know your doing things right when this many people complain about you this much. 🙂

Wow what a weak response to issues that really effect some people.

I wrote last week about how I didn’t believe the rubbish tip smell issues in the suburbs until I smelt it for myself. I am going to guess that you don’t live in williamsdale with a new solar farm to spoil your view or in Kambah with unhappy relocated public housos from Civic causing grief for existing residents.

The Greens saved school closures in their inner city heartlands but Green Lighted school closures throughout Tuggeranong, but I’m guessing again this didn’t effect you. If you’re going to play the man and not the issues raised, you should be able to accept that there is some valid reasons for Green hate in parts of canberra.

Oh the green hate is just so delicious on here recently, you know your doing things right when this many people complain about you this much. 🙂

bj_ACT said :

dungfungus said :

Good luck with that!

Rattenbury wouldn’t close the Mugga Lane land fill down when it was reeking putrid odours a couple of years ago, in fact he extended its life for another 30 years.

Surely you wouldn’t suggest that Rattenbury has a history of blocking unpopular things near his own Electorate and supporting their move down South where it has no impact on his or his parties Electoral chances. Such purely coincidental things as the increase in rubbish at the Mugga Lane Tip, the Uriarra Solar Farm relocation to Williamsdale, moving Public housing tenants out of the inner North down to Kambah & Greenway or some of the other pollution causing developments recently setup at Hume.

Interesting to read today that Rattenbury is having some concerns with the Plastics plant at Hume (I guess it’s never too late to jump on board). Let’s hope he looks at a few other issues affecting resident down South.

dungfungus said :

Good luck with that!

Rattenbury wouldn’t close the Mugga Lane land fill down when it was reeking putrid odours a couple of years ago, in fact he extended its life for another 30 years.

Surely you wouldn’t suggest that Rattenbury has a history of blocking unpopular things near his own Electorate and supporting their move down South where it has no impact on his or his parties Electoral chances. Such purely coincidental things as the increase in rubbish at the Mugga Lane Tip, the Uriarra Solar Farm relocation to Williamsdale, moving Public housing tenants out of the inner North down to Kambah & Greenway or some of the other pollution causing developments recently setup at Hume.

Good luck with that!

Rattenbury wouldn’t close the Mugga Lane land fill down when it was reeking putrid odours a couple of years ago, in fact he extended its life for another 30 years.