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# Name Date Comment
1 Karen Riley 25 March 2009 No Comment Submitted
2 David Moore 16 March 2009 We need to keep this farm for better agriculture in the future
3 Lloyd Setter 25 March 2009 No Comment Submitted
4 Debbie Ludington 25 March 2009 No Comment Submitted
5 Rachel Moore 25 March 2009 No Comment Submitted
6 Adrian Alexander 25 March 2009 Mr Rees must learn that Hurlstone is simply NOT FOR SALE and must be retained as an Educational Agricultural Property now and into the future in perpuity for future genrations.
7 Tiffany Spiers 25 March 2009 No Comment Submitted
8 Emma Ludington 25 March 2009 No Comment Submitted
9 Elena Wise 25 March 2009 No Comment Submitted
10 Sharyn Sargeant 25 March 2009 No Comment Submitted
11 Robyn Maitland 25 March 2009 No Comment Submitted
12 Anne McLeod 25 March 2009 The Heritage of Hurlstone and it's Farm speaks for itself It must be saved for future generations!
13 Cherie Marantz 26 March 2009 Selling of Government assets must stop. Hurlstone needs the land to educate the students to benefit the whole country.
14 Lisa Kennedy 25 March 2009 No Comment Submitted
15 Kathy Settineri 25 March 2009 Who does this govenment think they are, Hurlstone is owned by the people of NSW and the people of NSW are sick of everything being sold off.This school belong to the kids of NSW/Australia not Rees.
16 Niree Kraushaar 26 March 2009 No Comment Submitted
17 Stephen Hall 26 March 2009 Proud father of Karina Hall. I appreciate HAHS as a centre for excellence in education, and to paraphrase someone far more articulate, remove the land, remove the heart, HAHS would never be the same
18 Philippa Lucas 26 March 2009 The NSW Government must leave Hurlstone Ag College alone - none of its valuable farm land should be stolen. I live in the area and love the green hills I can see from my property.
19 Pamela Dunne 26 March 2009 Everything can't be learned from text alone children require a more hands on approach which they get at Hurlstone Park.
20 Wanda Whitmill 26 March 2009 No Comment Submitted
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