The Pilliga Project is a terrific film about the Pilliga Forest, the Narrabri Gas Project, how gas impacts water, the environment and communities and how it will spread to the north west food bowl. It also highlights the spread of gas mining around Australia. Please share widely. Continue reading
This update includes legal decisions, progress at Narrabri, the National Gas Infrastructure plan, and an explainer on carbon capture and storage. Continue reading
In early December the wildflowers in the Pilliga were amazing due to lots of rain in the area. Flannel flowers blanketed some rocky areas and the beautiful but minute wildflowers can be captured with macro settings on mobile phones. Continue reading
A report commissioned by Lock the Gate Alliance reveals the destruction the Hunter Gas Pipeline (HGP) will cause if the 620km-long NSW section is built. Continue reading
Electric Vehicle charging company, Fimer has awarded Geni.Energy a new EV charger for the Narrabri community!!! Fimer has installed over 50,000 of their Italian-made chargers across the world, and now they want to come to Australia – AND NARRABRI!! Continue reading
The NSW Land and Environment Court dismissed a legal challenge to the Independent Planning Commission’s (IPC) approval of the Narrabri Gas Project. Continue reading
EXACTLY ONE YEAR since Santos’ polluting and expensive Narrabri Gas Project was approved, a new report has found the gas this project would produce isn’t needed. Continue reading
Here’s an update on government plans, court cases and other gas developments that will impact on the Narrabri Gas Project. Also there are links to more information and actions you can take against this project. Continue reading
Armidale Branch NPA invites you to join Pat Schultz on a tag-a-long tour of the culturally and ecologically significant Pilliga Forest from Friday 17 to Monday 20 September 2021. The proposed program is flexible and depends on numbers attending and weather conditions. Continue reading
A toxic mixture of salt, chemicals and water from the coal seams spilled out of the Bibblewindi Water Treatment Plant in the Pilliga Forest 10 years ago on 25th June. These photographs, taken since 2015, show how hard it is to regrow vegetation on this site. Continue reading
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