Lake Macquarie residents furious as pleas for more community assets lost on a road to nowhere as council controversially loans itself $44m from community infrastructure fund

Donna Page
Updated February 22 2020 - 1:31pm, first published 1:00pm
NOTHING CHANGES: David Lemcke, who has been calling for increased infrastructure on Morisset Peninsula for more than a decade, with sons Angus, left, and Sam at the end of the cycle path that goes to nowhere at Bonnells Bay. Mr Lemcke, Angus, left, and James Blair at the same spot in 2012. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers.
NOTHING CHANGES: David Lemcke, who has been calling for increased infrastructure on Morisset Peninsula for more than a decade, with sons Angus, left, and Sam at the end of the cycle path that goes to nowhere at Bonnells Bay. Mr Lemcke, Angus, left, and James Blair at the same spot in 2012. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers.

IT'S been a source of daily frustration for Lake Macquarie residents for more than a decade.

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Donna Page

Donna Page

Investigative journalist at the Newcastle Herald

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