Mandowa Shire Opposes Noxious Weed Control Bill
Mandowa Shire Council opposes proposed legislation to transfer control of noxious weeds from councils to state boards. It argues higher taxes, centralisation, and ineffective targeting, urging MPs to defeat the bill and suggesting local councils with their own inspectors can better manage weed control without extra ratepayer burden.
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Proposed Legislation on Noxious Weeds Sparks Local Debate
Council members debated a draft law regulating eradication of noxious weeds across districts. Provisions include powers to mandate landowners to destroy weeds, compel road-adjacent work, and fund weed control via a special rate and government grants. The plan faced opposition over cross-shire cost sharing and governance, with support for quarantine measures to prevent infested stock.
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