Howlong ready to take on Cleanaway's compost facility in NSW Land and Environment Court

David Johnston
Updated September 12 2017 - 10:11am, first published September 11 2017 - 10:20pm
INTERESTED ONLOOKERS: Newly elected Federation councillor Shaun Whitechurch, left, and Norm Wales, right, attended the public meeting in Howlong.
INTERESTED ONLOOKERS: Newly elected Federation councillor Shaun Whitechurch, left, and Norm Wales, right, attended the public meeting in Howlong.

HOWLONG residents are digging in for the fight against a compost facility being built on the edge of town by agreeing to enter into the formative stages of an appeal in the NSW Land and Environment Court.

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David Johnston

David Johnston

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