
Richard Hart from DREAM PUPPETS, based in Melbourne, will be presenting
his iconic puppet show entitled "SUPERBIA" at The Mullumbimby Drill Hall on Friday the 26th of February at 8pm.
The Dreamer Family hears that the local supermarket wants to demolish their house as part of its expa...
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Posted: 23Feb2010 09:08

Mullumbimby forum is challenging Woolworths to an 'opinion poll tie breaker'.
After taking its ‘no’ campaign to the Woolworths directors earlier this week, the Mullumbimby forum is rejecting claims by a Woolworths spokeswoman that a ‘silent majority’ in the town supports a store.
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Posted: 19Feb2010 14:22

On Monday Mullum Forum placed a half page ad in a prominent position in the Australian Financial Review. It was titled "Is it right that a big corporation can tell a small town what it needs?". The ad and associated press release roused a fair bit of interest from local and national medi...
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Posted: 15Feb2010 20:26
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Last week MCAN and Mullum Forum, two of the local groups concerned about Woolworth’s push to enter Mullumbimby met to discuss the next stage of their campaigns.
The groups discussed establishing a Keep it Local Centre in a strategic location in Mullumbimby. A centre built with the anger generate...
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Posted: 16Feb2010 09:00

The Maleny community fought long and hard to keep Woolworths out of their rural Queensland town. Woolworths had to force their way in with 200 police, bulldozers and a broken agreement to sell the site back if the locals could come up with $2m. The people of Mullumbimby are just as passionate – and ...
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Posted: 15Feb2010 20:08
With a display of arrogance far belying her two and a half years of ministerial experience Planning Minister Kristina Keneally surely put paid last week to any dreams or perceptions some have of her being a future leader of the NSW parliamentary Labor party.
Rather than make excuses or even apolo...
Read more at www.smh.com.au
Craig Kelly from the Southern Sydney Retailers Association is a supermarket chains worst enemy. Hes crossed the Tasman to conduct an experiment which could have enormous ramifications for Australias highly concentrated supermarket industry.
The New Zealand market is no hot-bed of competition. Its...
Read more at au.todaytonight.yahoo.com
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