Police are appealing to the public for help in locating a vehicle involved in a police pursuit in the Southern Highlands.

Yesterday morning police were travelling along the Illawarra Highway at Moss Vale and attempted to stop a silver Holdern Commodore driving in a dangerous manner.

The driver of the vehicle refused to stop and officers continue to follow the car onto Jamberoo Mountain road, where a pursuit was started.

However the chase was terminated due to safety concerns.

The vehicle registered AH 28 HD was last seen driving towards Moss Vale.

Police are urging the public not to approach the car, but to contact Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000.

A new schedule of developer fees and charges has been adopted by the Goulburn Mulwaree Council.

The schedule which covers renewed charges for establishing water, sewerage and stormwater infrastructure was considered by councillors after looking at submissions received.

These covered concerns about present developments to objections that the new charges were over the top.

Goulburn Mulwaree General manager, Warrick Bennett says an update of the previous system of charges was needed.

The Goulburn Mulwaree Council has decided to enter into a Friendship city relationship with Timor Leste.

It comes as a result of a Mayoral minute presented to this week's meeting of council.

Mayor Bob Kirk says he was approached by Maggie and Darryl Patterson from the Old Girls Orphanage on Taralga road.

The Pattersons want to start a charitable status organisation which will support vulnerable women and children in what was formally East Timor.

Deputy mayor Alfie Walker wholeheartedly agrees with the move and says an agreement is proposed to be signed with the Timor Leste ambassador at the orphanage early next year.