Santos has unwittingly managed to bring a diverse group of people together to fight against their Narrabri Gas Project and its proposed pipelines to Newcastle. Here’s an update.
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NSW Plastics: The Way Forward
The NSW EPA are seeking feedback on the actions and timeframes proposed in this action paper. Closes 5pm, 4 November. Provide feedback by completing a 15 minute survey or by emailing a submission.
Arrested Nanna describes dangerous paddy wagon ride
Sydney Nanna Bron locked onto a machine and was arrested in the Bulga State Forest. She was to 15th protester to be arrested in this forest, the home of endangered koalas and greater gliders.
Good News October 18, 2024
Could giant blimps and electric trucks be the future of freight in Australia? Cheaper batteries mean EVs could cost the same as regular cars within 2 years! And India is finally on track for its ambitious 2030 renewable energy target.
Nanna News 14 Oct 2024
Sydney Nannas march for nature, protest the government’s expansion of coal and gas at a Global Nature Positive Summit, support forest defenders in the Bulga State Forest and go kayaking on Sydney Harbour.
Hold banks accountable
Investing in Santos destruction of climate, First Nations rights and environment is a bad deal and out of line with the banks’ commitments on climate change.
Good News October 11, 2024
It’s a NO to monster coal mine expansion in NSW – and not because the government said so! Gina Rinehart hates solar farms, but she’s building one to power her new mine! And some hope for the elusive plains wanderer.
Nanna News 8 Oct 2024
Nannas had a learning week: about PFAS in drinking water, a Queensland coal mine 10km from the sea and how to stop native forest logging and seismic blasting in our south-eastern oceans.
Act for the Pacific
This week Chris Bowen needs to hear from us as he prepares for COP29 next month. Australia needs to show real solidarity with Pacific communities experiencing climate-induced extreme weather events.
Good News October 4, 2024
Old King Coal is dead in Britain, and on his last legs in most OECD countries. And some good news for quolls, bettongs and one-horned rhinos!