Port Stephens Council urges Adrian Piccoli to 'stop the clock' on land sale | poll

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Updated May 25 2016 - 1:56pm, first published May 24 2016 - 9:27pm
AT STAKE: Mambo Wanda Landcare Committee members Walter and Margaret Lamond. Part of the department land is identified as ‘wetland’ under Port Stephens Council’s Local Environmental Plan 2013. Picture: Marina Neil
AT STAKE: Mambo Wanda Landcare Committee members Walter and Margaret Lamond. Part of the department land is identified as ‘wetland’ under Port Stephens Council’s Local Environmental Plan 2013. Picture: Marina Neil

PORT Stephens Council has called on the state government to “stop the clock” on the sale of a koala habitat in Salamander Bay

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Brodie Owen is a police reporter for the Newcastle Herald.

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