Crangan Bay under threat

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Coal & Allied hatched a deal with the State Government in 2006 to undertake residential development in the middle of the remnant woodlands at Gwandalan and Crangan Bay at the southern end of Lake Macquarie in exchange for giving the Government land for National Parks.