Knitting Nannas march for peace and not only because we want the killing and destruction of homes and infrastructure to stop.
Category Archives: Blog
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.
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.
Centennial Coal & Sydney Water
Did you know that if you walk into a Sydney Catchment Special Area you could be fined up to $44,000? So why are coal mines allowed to pump their “treated” wastewater into rivers that flow directly into Sydney Catchment dams?
Nanna News 16 Feb 2026
Last week Nannas pressured MPs for an independent investigation into police violence at the protest against Israeli President Herzog’s visit, attended a koala trivia night, wrote submissions, and learnt about the Doomsday Clock. We know we haven’t got long, but have you? Take action!
Nanna quotes from Herzog protest
Nannas were among thousands of people at the square at Sydney Town Hall on 9 February to protest the visit of Israeli President, Issac Herzog, to Australia. Meanwhile Herzog was addressing a dinner at the Convention Centre.
Nanna News 9 Feb 2026
Nannas welcomed back NSW pollies after the summer break, heard from speakers on hot topics, and learnt about the dangers of heatwaves.
Vale Heather Goodall
Nannas gathered on Thursday 5 February for the funeral of our dear friend and fellow Knitting Nanna Heather Goodall.
Nanna News 2 Feb 2026
Nannas had their first in-person meeting in 2026 on Friday 29 January and welcomed five new Nannas. The end of fossil fuels is near but not coming nearly fast enough to save us from prolonged heatwaves. Nannas will not stop working for an end to fossil fuel exports, and that means no new coal and gas.
