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 across the Liverpool Plains to shine a light on what Santos gas pipelines will mean for communities along the way.
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Nanna News 24 March 2026
Last week Nannas marched for forests, followed Ride the Gas Line and supported NSW Central West residents in court.
Coal Update
Nannas, Rising Tide and other Sydney folk joined a rally by Hunter Renewal outside NSW parliament on 17 March. Two government announcements on coal mining in NSW had us reaching for our de-stress knitting.
Nanna News 17 Mar 2025
Nannas show up for ‘Big Spotty’ and promote the Forest March in March. We celebrate and support a 400km horse ride to raise awareness about the Narrabri Gas Project.
War and the Climate
Knitting Nannas march for peace and not only because we want the killing and destruction of homes and infrastructure to stop.
Regional Nanna News 10 March 2026
This month’s news comes from Nannas in Coffs Harbour, Lismore, South Coast, Albury Wodonga, Gloucester, the Hunter, and the Central West.
Nannas learn the importance of swamps
Sydney Knitting Nannas ventured into the wild, visiting a pristine swamp in the Royal National Park on Sunday 1 March, Clean Up Australia Day.
International Atlas Network Australian connections
The Atlas Network is a conservative foundation based in the USA and bent on disrupting democracies and shifting political power to divisive right-wing political parties. It is a highly organised, well funded propaganda machine with affiliated organisations around the world.
Nanna News 2 March 2026
Nannas were ‘difficult’ as usual last week! We watched NSW Budget Estimates in Parliament House and online, protested Minns’ anti-protest laws outside the federal court, and took part in a protest against the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal.
Nanna News 23 Feb 2026
Nannas visit MPs offices, follow the Senate disinformation hearings, and learn about the changing maps of the Great Koala National Park. We support a community against a coal mine appeal, learn how to write better submissions and hear about the Murray Darling Basin Review.