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Nanna News 21 April 2026
Nannas were back in Martin Place protesting against Santos during the company’s AGM in Adelaide, and later in the day a welcome win for justice and democracy had Nannas cheering.…
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Action of the Week 20 April 2026
This week’s action is about a Bill in the NSW parliament that aims to protect wildlife from roaming pet cats. It can be a touchy subject, but the evidence shows…
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Good News April 17th, 2026
We’re all dancing about the Minns anti-protest laws being struck down! NSW’s highest court strikes down anti-protest law (The Guardian) Australia’s biggest Aluminium manufacturer to ditch gas furnace for fully…
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Newcastle community resists transition to weapons
Newcastle needs a transition from coal to safe and sustainable industries – not to the weapons industry. Inevitable transition from coal Federal treasury modelling indicates that the value of coal…
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Santos Narrabri Gas Project and Pipelines
Santos’s AGM will be held in Adelaide on Thursday 16 April 2026 and from 11am Nannas will return to our old stomping ground in Martin Place, where we protested weekly…
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Action of the Week 13 April 2026
Coal, oil and gas companies need to start paying towards the costs of the climate harm they are causing. They make the profits, we pay the costs – it’s not…
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Good News April 10th, 2026
Lots of great water news this week! “Hey Albo” – Australian musicians call for a 25% gas tax (greenmusic.org) The volunteers reviving Sydney’s Cooks River from toxic pollution (ABC News)…
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Good News April 3rd, 2026
Good news on Bilbies, butterflies, and … moratoriums this week! Australia’s Greater Bilby population quadruples in time for Easter (Australian Wildlife Conservancy) Deep-sea mining halted as global moratorium gains support…
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Nanna News 31 March 2026
Nannas attended the Palm Sunday Peace Rally, forest activities and climate talks, and learn about the Senate report on disinformation and tax on gas exports. Nannas are having a week…
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Ride the Gas Line concludes
Sally, Shaz and Cassie have been friends since uni, and they’ve just completed an epic journey to protect land and water in NSW. They saddled up to ride 400km together…
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