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Northwest Protection Advocacy has produced resources and found other materials to help community stay informed about the threat of mining in North West NSW. Resources include video clips, leaflets, documentary films and expert’s reports.

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nwpadvocacy NWPA / nwpa.bsky.social @nwpadvocacy ·
16 Jul

Instead of delivering true “coexistence,” the system grants gas companies unchecked access – leaving farming livelihoods, land, and safety at risk.

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As gas projects rapidly expand across QLDs most productive farmland, new research finds planning laws meant to protect rural communities are failing.

https://nwprotectionadvocacy.com/new-research-finds-planning-laws-failing/
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nwpadvocacy NWPA / nwpa.bsky.social @nwpadvocacy ·
16 Jul

As gas projects rapidly expand across QLDs most productive farmland, new research finds planning laws meant to protect rural communities are failing.

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leardzone Narrabri Coal & Gas Pollution @leardzone ·
28 Jun

Maria Matthes @talkingkoala presentation at the Biodiversity Offsets Conference is a valuable listen for all those concerned with protection of #koalas.

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deborahtabart Deborah Tabart OAM (The Koala Woman) @deborahtabart ·
28 Jun

Time for the koala protection act
I too thank those incredible long term campaigners
Why doesn’t government listen to them?

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nwpadvocacy NWPA / nwpa.bsky.social @nwpadvocacy ·
25 Jun

Here is the playlist from the Biodiversity Offsets Conference hosted by Wando CCC in Narrabri in Feb 2025. The presentations referenced in the videos are available on our website, will include links below.
https://www.youtube.com/@nwpa5896/playlists

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13. Beyond Santos’ gasfield to the unburnt Pilliga Forest and the Plains beyond IMG_905512. Dewhurst well impacted by fire IMG_954911. New water monitoring infrastructure Dewhurst 43 IMG_956010. Leewood facility IMG_9434
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