Contact: Rhonda Allen Email: 2together58b@gmail.com Just recently formed, our focus will be on stopping Arrow Energy’s expansion into Cecil Plains. They are proposing a big processing plant called Lynwood and it is only 8 kms from the town and rich farming country. Residents and farmers do not want it.
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https://www.risingtide.org.au/pb2025 The Knitting Nannas Against Gas and Greed (KNAG) support Rising Tide’s demand for the immediate end to new coal projects and the end of coal exports from the world’s biggest coal port by 2030. We are already in Code Red for Climate Change and we need to do everything in our power to achieve Net Zero by 2030. The
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I joined the nannas in 2018 after moving to Wingham on the midcoast. I had spoken to nannas at protests in Sydney and felt attracted to their warmth and enthusiasm. I have been involved in various protest groups since I was 18- anti war, refugee rights, environmental etc When we moved here I was more and more concerned about the
Explosive Santos AGM 1Tracking fossil fuel expansion 2CSG petition launched 3Appro in caretaker mode 3Pipeline a bad idea 4Murdoch’s fuel influence 5Santos in the news 6 Download the Newsletter here: Focus on Santos aims to help environmental campaigners with timely, accurate facts and comment. Editor Eve Sinton will focus on the Narrabri Gas Project during 2023. Eve is known for
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Contact: Linda GillEmail: glgill5451@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Knitting-Nannas-Against-Gas-Great-Lakes-1576986262532026/?fref=ts
Contact: Lynette Eggins 0438 893 390Email: knaggrafton@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/knittingnannasagainstgasgraftonloopGrafton Loop’s Blog: http://knaggrafton.blogspot.com We protest about gas & other fossil fuels, climate change and other assorted environmental issues (e.g. biodiversity issues) Knit-ins are usually held in Prince Street, Grafton, either outside the office of Chris Gulaptis MP or of Kevin Hogan MP (As Lynette said “We share the love around!”) Our usual
Contact: Carol BennettEmail: gloucester.nannas@gmail.comPhone: 02 6558 4333Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GloucesterKnittingNannas We protest about Gas; Lack of protection for the environment; Climate ChangeWeekly on Thursday @ The Meeting Place, Denison Street, Gloucesterfrom 10.30am – 12 noon Winter – 9.30-11.30am Summer