For the Kurri Kurri gas plant to go ahead it needs 50km of pipelines to carry and store the gas. The Kurri Kurri Lateral Pipeline Project is now open for public comment. Submissions close on 10 May.Continue reading “Next step to block gas in NSW”
Good News 29 April 2022
Lots of Good News this week so click on the graphic to see the lot and to read more about it.Continue reading “Good News 29 April 2022”
Nannas at Newcastle Coal Port Blockade
Sydney Nannas Anne and Bronwyn travelled to the 11th blockade of Newcastle Port on April 24. We joined the Hunter Nannas who provided first aid, refreshments and kayaks for those who were going out onto the harbour. It was great to see them again and be part of an action together after such a long Covid-induced break. As you can see, they haven’t lost their terrific energy and spirit. We had a great day together with Vicky, an ex Pittwater Nanna who has moved to Swansea.
Suggestions on how to speak up
There’s still time for the big issues to be addressed before the election on 21 May. We’ve had enough distractions and now pollies must answer us on climate change and its challenges.Continue reading “Suggestions on how to speak up”
Good News 23 April 2022
Click on the graphic for news articles and more good news on renewables and koalas.Continue reading “Good News 23 April 2022”
Update on the Narrabri Gas Project
After a recent visit to the Pilliga, Nanna Terry wrote a briefing paper for people not familiar with the Narrabri Gas Project and the associated problems with coal seam gas extraction.Continue reading “Update on the Narrabri Gas Project”
Check up on your Super Fund
If you don’t want your Super Fund to invest in the expansion of gas and coal mining here’s a simple action.Continue reading “Check up on your Super Fund”
Good News 16 April 2022
Click on the graphic for more good news and links to articlesContinue reading “Good News 16 April 2022”
This will never be forgotten
In September 2020, eight young school strikers launched a world-first class action on behalf of 5 million young people. They alleged Australia’s Environment Minister had a duty of care to avoid causing them climate harm by approving a new coal project. Continue reading “This will never be forgotten”
Whitehaven greed knows no bounds
There’s bad news if like the Nannas you are reeling from the NSW government’s approval of Whitehaven’s Narrabri Underground coal mine and another half a billion tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions over the next two decades.Continue reading “Whitehaven greed knows no bounds”
Sydney Knitting Nannas and Friends 