Leash-Free Zone for Local Watchdog

If you don't already follow Steve Prothero's various Eye on Shoalhaven Council paths to criticism and commentary on our local government, now might be a good time to take that watchdog for a walk.
Shoalhaven Council remains in news headlines for all the wrong reasons and tonight's Council meeting is likely to provide more bones for Prothero to chew on.
Eye on Shoalhaven Council started as a Facebook group less than a year ago and quickly grew to a community of more than a thousand "followers" with a hunger for truth, justice and intense scrutiny of the Shoalhaven Independent Group whose majority in Council has given the party almost unchallenged control of decisions on both the big expensive developments and the tediously small operations that affect us all.
It takes just seven votes to determine our future - and those seven votes are typically laden with more political agenda than fact or reason.
This reality doesn't sit well with Prothero who bares his teeth at the muzzle.
His bark is sometimes too loud for the Facebook pack, so Prothero's detailed summaries, topical explainers and pointed criticisms of Shoalhaven Council functions recently extended to YouTube and Substack where topics buried in social media feeds are more easily dug up.
Here are a few bites from those "Eye" platforms pertinent to controversies set to be discussed and debated in Shoalhaven Council chambers tonight from 5:30pm.
But first, grab a cuppa or something stronger because Council meetings can sometime feel like an impenetrable maze and Prothero (with his prolific AI comrades) doesn't hold back on Council's distracting shenanigans or bureaucratic dead ends.
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