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  1. A murder over a proposed cyclepath?

    http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,20408886-2,00.html

    Ikes!

    --
    TimC
    Beating is one thing .... pounding accompanied by the shakes is a bit
    unnerving -- Andrew Comeau in RHOD

  2. TimC said:

    A murder over a proposed cyclepath?

    http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,20408886-2,00.html

    Local background here:
    http://www.swanhavenprogress.com/news.html

    Rather tragic when a conflict goes out of all perspective and takes a very irrational direction. 🙁

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    TimC said:

    A murder over a proposed cyclepath?

    http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,20408886-2,00.html

    Local background here:
    http://www.swanhavenprogress.com/news.html

    Rather tragic when a conflict goes out of all perspective and takes a
    very irrational direction. 🙁

    --
    cfsmtb

    Lovely bunch of old stirrers sticking up for public amenity against private
    misuse. Something quaint as well as tragic that a Progress Association is
    full of it seems anyway older folk still waiting for some progress. Bit like
    bicycle advocates, at least in Sydney. I tell my local councillors I dont
    want to wait till I cant get a leg over before they do the Bike Plan.

    eff b in it.

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