@David_Threlfo@newcastleherald@HeathHarro@LisaMAllan @mhparris I think we’re all thinking what @ScotMacDonald1 was thinking... did the Premier really just say that?! After following the rail line issues for well over a decade, I believe the journalist’s questions were completely justified.. and for a balanced story, they needed to be asked.
With honesty, integrity & commonsense it did not have to be this way. A very sad & pathetic parody of a city that run off the rails due to developer greed & political corruption @parksmovement@SaveOurRailNSW@BettPlanNetwork
Although the rail line into Newcastle has been removed the SORNSW has voted to continue to meet and to advocate for the improvement of public transport and possible restoration of some form of direct transport into Newcastle.
Premier .@GladysB says she’s thrilled with the Newcastle Interchange and is very happy her Government stuck to their guns and got the job done despite all of the criticism along the way. #2nurfmnews
#keeprailonthecorridor Councillor John Mackenzie Greens was the sole voice of reason in tonight’s non-debate on the future of Newcastle’s desperately defended transport corridor