Perth Live’s Word on the Street caller Kate revealed to presenter Oliver Peterson on Thursday that the City of Nedlands had booked a Stirling Highway billboard with an advertisement reading ‘Class A reserves are for future generations – HANDS OFF’.

It turns out the advertisement was booked by the City of Nedlands to oppose plans for a children’s hospice in Swanbourne.

Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation Chair Ian Campbell spoke to Oly and said the “idiotic, dysfunctional council” was standing in the way of the PCHF’s hospice project.

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