Hillary Morris, Senator Lee Rhiannon and members of the public at the launch 12/02/16 Senator Lee Rhiannon and Robertson candidate Hillary Morris put forward their vision for the Central Coast at the Woy Woy CWA hall last Friday, at the start of their federal campaign for Robertson. The Senator, who is also up for re-election in the federal senate, launched Councillor …
Central Coast Greens members Abigail Boyd and Hillary Morris have won preselection to contest the Central Coast seats of Dobell and Robertson for the Greens. Both candidates will be lobbying for strong action on climate change and a compassionate response to the global refugee crisis. They are passionate about creating a level playing field for all Australians through a fairer tax …
10 August 2015 Security personnel prevented Greens Clr Hillary Morris, Greens MP David Shoebridge and residents from Mooney Mooney from accessing public land last Friday, August 7th, as they sought to examine Peat Island as part of a campaign to stop the overdevelopment of the gateway to the Central Coast. In 2014 the State Government placed on display a planning …
26 July 2015 Gosford Council has recently proposed a review of environmental lands, re-examination of the urban fringe and placed on exhibition planning proposals to rezone numerous small lots across the local government area. Greens Councillor Hillary Morris has been working to slow down the process to allow residents to have their say. She has also made certain that Gosford’s …
Greens Councillor Hillary Morris supported the decision to refuse the application for development of the Avoca Beach Cinema at the Gosford Council meeting on June 9 2015. Her reasons included that there is a significant hurdle for the applicants to overcome with the use of South End Park as parking for theatre attendees. This area is subject to flooding and …
Dear Mr Stokes, Please continue to work with the OEH to speed up the process of purchasing the remaining lots of land on Bambara Rd at Kariong. This has gone on too long. Our community was promised at the last election that the government would protect Bambara, but there have been too many delays. The landowners may be unco-operative, but …