The scale of clearing and construction required for the project may impact local wildlife corridors and native species. Birds and bats are particularly vulnerable to turbine strikes. The environmental costs of the development are not justified. for intermittent, unreliable, uncontrolable weather dependent green ideology

I would like to begin by acknowledging the farmers of the land within our great nation of Australia today. I pay my respects to Australia’s past, present and future farmers who have and will continue to battle setbacks such as renewable energy destruction, drought, floods, vermin plagues, diseases, and government policy, all so they can provide Australia with food and fibre. I acknowledge that these setbacks come at a high price of mental health, and many have taken their lives as a result due to such pressures. I extend this respect and am thankful for the sacrifices those within the agricultural industry make in order to provide Australia with the essentials; I acknowledge the agricultural industry as the backbone of our nation
We need to unite and fight these developers and the Australian government for forcing this upon us.

Stop destroying farming land for unreliable and intermittent forms of energy.
The destruction to farming land, the environment and rural communities by renewable infrastructure will be absolutely disastrous and irreversible.
Stop this nonsense now before it is too late. The toxic forever chemicals from the wind turbines and BESS will be hazardous to the local environment. Stick this wind "farm" up Chris Bowen's AR$E!

There is inadequate community consultation and zero transparency. Many residents have voiced their concerns regarding health, noise, and environmental impacts have not been properly addressed. Community opposition should not be ignored in favour of large corporate interests.

Media reports from overseas wind projects have documented turbine fires causing grassfires and environmental damage. In dry regional NSW conditions, the fire risk associated with turbines and batteries is particularly concerning. Local communities already face enough bushfire threats without adding industrial ignition sources.

The development risks fragmenting agricultural land with roads, cables, substations, and transmission corridors. Productive farming land should be protected from unnecessary industrial encroachment. Agriculture remains vital to the economic future of the region.

I object because the project may negatively impact tourism and the attractiveness of the local area. Visitors seeking rural scenery will avoid heavily industrialised landscapes dominated by turbines and transmission infrastructure. This could hurt local businesses and community identity.

The BESS facility creates long-term waste and disposal concerns once batteries reach the end of their operational life. Battery disposal and recycling remain major environmental issues globally. Future generations should not inherit industrial waste problems from this project.

There are unresolved concerns regarding low-frequency noise from wind turbines. Many residents near existing wind farms have reported chronic sleep disturbance and stress linked to turbine operations. These concerns should not be dismissed without independent investigation.

I object to the industrial scale of this development so close to established rural communities. The placement of 38 turbines within the district is excessive and out of character with the surrounding landscape. The project prioritises corporate profit over community wellbeing.

The transport and construction phase will place major pressure on local roads and infrastructure. Oversized turbine components and heavy vehicles will increase dust, road damage, and traffic hazards. Local ratepayers should not carry the burden of infrastructure deterioration.