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Compliance with the approval conditions is so objectively implausible, the approval should have been interpreted as a non-approval. MICHAEL SEEBECK MAY 02, 2026 Yet Windlab is proceeding, and their compliance with approval conditions appears to be fully dependent on the lack of direct independent oversight and enforcement of conditions relating to surveying, construction, operations and decommissioning / rehabilitation. In other words, the regulator, the Department of Climate

Apple knows something Andrew Forrest doesn't. People actually care for our wild places and the incredible biodiversity it holds. They also understand that in a warming climate we maust hold on to our high elevation remnant forests for climate resilience. This is what our scientists are saying but Andrew cares more for another zero on his bank balance. Andrew Forrest needs to wake up. Thank you Apple. Common sense prevails.

A great information night was held in Ingham RSL where we heard from guest speakers and traditional owners. The fury in the room against the destruction these projects cause was intense. We cannot let these projects proceed.

Thank you everyone for attending the huge meeting we had in Tully showcasing the impending destruction of our high elevation forests. We had numerous speakers including the Hon. Bob Katter and may of our traditional owners. We must push back against the industrialisation of the Seaview Range.

A fanastic crowd attended a rally in Ingham last weekend against the ludicrous Mt. Fox BESS. Our homes are not an industrial dump. Our drinking water from Michael Creek is too precious to hand over to a multinational company. So many issues that cannot be addressed such as fire suppression and who pays environmental bond.. No one?