With a ‘catastrophic’ warning in place across New South Wales, the Mountain Babbler has compiled a list of handy tips on how to be the brain-dead, dribbling low-life responsible for lighting a devastating inferno.
State MP for Blue Mountains Trish Doyle has criticised herself for supporting the reopening of Katoomba Airfield, claiming that she is threatening the World Heritage Area with helicopter noise. In addition, Labor ward one councillor Don McGregor has been scolded by Mayor Mark Greenhill for also campaigning for the airfield’s
Blue Mountains residents are celebrating the NSW Government’s plan to acquire Radiata Plateau, the missing link in its BlueConnex motorway project.
A Hazelbrook man is in the market for a boat after Blue Mountains City Council refused to upgrade his street’s drainage yet again.
Emergency services were called to a Hazelbrook service station earlier today, with firefighters attending the scene to hose down a suspected gas leak.
Police were quick to identify the source of the ‘leak’ as a bathroom ‘incident’ by a Glenbrook road paver, known to his mates as ‘Dazza.’
A shipment of critical airport protesting materials for RAWSA, coming by air mail, has been delayed. Printed tee shirts and signs for Residents Against Western Sydney Airport (RAWSA) were ordered from a factory in China, with air shipping to Australia. However, increasing numbers of freight aircraft and a strict curfew
Statistics released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics have revealed that 97% of Australians have been exposed to the Nutbush City Limits, the effects of which are still being felt today.
Blaxland residents and businesses were shocked to learn that a protester ‘merge point’ has been placed directly in their community.
A tragedy was avoided last Sunday as plans to destroy a native Blackheath Traffic Jam (Trafficus painintheassus) were interrupted by the brave comrades of the Blackheath Highway Action Group.
Construction of the Western Sydney Airport commenced yesterday as Prime Minister Scott Morrison turned the first sod at the Badgerys Creek site. But concerns still remain about managing noise from anti-airport protesters, as the protest paths have still been left undecided and omitted from planning documents. Members of the Residents
