A family advocating for better protection for one of NSW's last healthy koala colonies is taking property developer Lendlease to court.
Sue Gay and her daughter, Kate Banister, live on a sprawling property in Appin, about an hour's drive south-west of Sydney.Sue Gay and her family are facing eviction from their rented home due to the rapid development of Sydney's urban fringe
In recent years the rolling paddocks that characterise the region have become dotted with a growing number of housing developments.in the Macarthur region over the next 20 years. Ms Banister cares for injured koalas on the rural property she shares with her mother in the middle of core koala habitat.
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