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Oakajee Overview (WA)

Created by June. June.  > 9 months ago, 19 Jun 2012
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June.
June.

WA

50 posts

19 Jun 2012 9:55am
Overview of Oakajee project - for women in mining and resources:


June.
June.

WA

50 posts

19 Jun 2012 10:03am
Just to add some more information for this topic:

Oakajee is a development proposed for near Geraldton WA. It is a widely held view amongst windsurfers that this development will be detrimental to windsurfing at nearby Coronation Beach, which is one of the best windsurfing/wave-sailing spots in WA.

I thought this event might be a good opportunity for female windsurfers (and kitesurfers) to find out what is happening and to put their view point forward.
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

19 Jun 2012 2:04pm
Yes!
Can we get a few there, even better a female pro, and ask them about the "guaranteed" artificial reef they promised as they will be destroying Coro's (is it still on? I bet they forget about it)
Or their lack of "stakeholder consultation" with windsurfing reps?

whippingboy
whippingboy

WA

1104 posts

19 Jun 2012 5:25pm
Relax Mark, It'll never happen,
Just like the train line to Ellenbrook etc......
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

19 Jun 2012 7:40pm
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whippingboy said...

Relax Mark, It'll never happen,
Just like the train line to Ellenbrook etc......


It is being paid for by miners and Chinese.
Train line promised by Govt.

I know which one is more likely
buz
buz

buz

WA

29 posts

20 Jun 2012 9:08pm
OPR is Japs not China (who still kill their own people, but because they have money we thinks its ok)
RMS
RMS

RMS

WA

22 posts

20 Jun 2012 10:37pm
OPR has engaged the windsurfing community the way the Nazi's engaged the Jews in Krokaw.
asdmuzak
asdmuzak

SA

290 posts

21 Jun 2012 5:45pm
Spots **** anyway

Hardly even worked this summer

They'll never destroy hells gates
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