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Introduction: (Announcer)
The final decision on the Cronulla Sharks multi-million dollar development proposal will be announced in the coming days. Kathleen Haines has the full report.

IN: “The State Government’s Planning Commission…

OUT: … funding from the State Government. Kathleen Haines, for ABC News.”

DURATION: 1’46”

TRANSCRIPT: (Voicer)
The State Government’s Planning Commission is expected to deliver the fate of the Cronulla Sharks multi-million dollar development proposal in the coming days.

The 300 million dollar joint development with Bluestone Capital Ventures is a response to the clubs 13 million dollar debt.
 
If approved, Toyota Park and surrounding land owned by the Sharks will be redeveloped.

Residential units, health, finance and retail facilities and 650 spot carpark are planned. 
 
Since its first announcement in February 2011, Sutherland Shire councillors, retail owners and residents have opposed the development.

Sutherland Shire Mayor, Carol Provan

AUDIO:

In: There’s a lot of people very angry about it… 

Out: … a lot of repercussions after it.  

Dur: 14 seconds

The impact of the developments size on the areas wetlands and roads are the biggest concerns for opponents to the project.

Mayor Provan represents the residents of Toyota Park and surrounding suburbs.

Since the developments announcement, Mayor Provan’s greatest concern has been its size and the impact it will have on Captain Cook Drive, the Boulevarde and Gannons Road.

AUDIO: 
In: I’m very much for the Sharks…

Out: … I think it’s just too big.

Dur: 6 seconds 

The Council is currently widening Captain Cook Drive with funding from the State Government. 

Kathleen Haines, for ABC News.



Cronulla Sharks Development Proposal

Introduction:
A recent crime rise in Engadine, in Sydney’s South, has residents and Neighbourhood Watch officials concerned. Kathleen Haines has the full report.

IN: “Engadine Neighbourhood Watch officials…

OUT: … crime stoppers 1800 333 000. Kathleen Haines, for ABC News.”

DURATION: 2’00”

TRANSCRIPT: (Voicer)

Engadine Neighbourhood Watch is concerned about the safety of their community after several attempted robberies in recent weeks.

Neighbourhood Watch Publicity Officer, Coordinator and Secretary, Fergus Haines, has lived in Engadine for 17 years.

This weekend, two attempted robberies took place.

AUDIO:

In: No, previously the occurrences …

Out: …targets and more money and payoff. 

Dur: 10 seconds

Yesterday evening, a local business on Woronora Road was held up.

A man threatened the 64-year-old employee with a knife, demanding cash.

The employee pushed the offender who ran from the store.

He has not been found.

On Saturday, at 3.20am, a man attempted to rob the local BP with a 15cm bladed knife, demanding cash.

The employee refused to cooperate.

The man fled and was last seen running along the Old Princes Highway.

Sniffer dogs and a police helicopter were used in an attempt to locate the man. 

But he has not been found.

Last week, a woman was injured after an offender robbed her convenience store on Cambrai Avenue.

The woman received a cut to her head and needed stitches.

The man tried to steal money from the register and fled in a stolen vehicle that was later recovered in Engadine Avenue. 

The man was wearing a grey hoodie and carrying a green enviro-bag at the time. 

He has not been found.

A 21-year-old Rockdale man has been charged with the May robbery of the jewellery store on the Old Princes Highway. 

AUDIO:

In: Both the local convenience store … 

Out: …had prepared weeks prior for the event.

Dur: 8 seconds

Anyone with any information is urged to call crime stoppers 1800 333 000.

Kathleen Haines, for ABC News.


Crime in Engadine

Title/filename: Sutherland Shire – residents on politics

Intro for presenter to read:The Sutherland Shire recently held their local election. Kathleen Haines has the full report about the community’s perspective on local politics.

In: The Sutherland Shire has voted …
Out: … Sutherland Shire reporting for AM.
Dur 4’04”

Outro for presenter to read: That was Kathleen Haines with the community perceptions of local council in the Sutherland Shire. Now we have a sports update…

Sutherland Shire – residents on politics

In: The Federal Government’s Student Services...
Out: ...party of the next Federal election.

Duration: 2.49

KathleenHaines