Gadigal Country/Sydney

  • ACTION: No to 5 Sydney Incinerators

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    Protest the NSW government's five incinerators proposal. It will poison Sydney with toxic emissions for the next 30 plus years. Hosted by Western Sydney Direct Action, No More Incinerators. Facebook

  • GLOBAL ACTION:  Fund Our future not gas: School Students for Climate

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    Join with school students to stop climate change. The students are striking  'to tell our politicians to take our futures seriously and treat climate change for what it is: a crisis.  They can show us that they care by taking urgent action to move Australia beyond fossil fuel projects, such as the Adani mega coal…

  • Sydney Knitting Nannas & Friends Weekly action 

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    Online action: Knitting Nannas and Friends have stopped our weekly vigil in Martin Place in keeping with current health advice, but we’ve been busier than ever with online activities.This is a crucial time for actions to oppose Santos’ Narrabri Gas Project. If you'd like to join us send us a message and include a phone number. Hosted by Sydney Knitting Nannas And Friends…

  • ACTION: Stop Coal Seam Gas, Stop Santos

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    The Independent Planning Commission is expected to hand down their findings on Santos Coal Seam Gas proposal in The Pilliga Forest on September 30th, 2020. We hope the Independent Planning Commission (IPC) will reject Santos plan to destroy this beautiful remanent arid eucalyptus forest and dig 850 gas wells within in. If the project proceeds it will turn the Pilliga into an…

  • Feminist Walking Tour

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    Come find out in a COVID-safe tour, about Sydney's feminist history — the women, queers and the militant class struggle events excluded from the annals of public memory because they challenge the order of establishment patriarchal governments.

  • Save Our Koalas Day of Action!

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    Koalas are on track to become extinct in NSW unless the government urgently acts to protect koala habitat. But they’re sitting on their hands and refusing to take action. That’s why we need to ramp up the pressure on those politicians with the power to act - NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian and the Minister for Planning Minister Rob Stokes. Join the Save Our Koalas Day of Action…

  • Action: Pedal Rebels

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    The Pedal Rebels ride through Sydney CBD lets workers know as restrictions lift, no more business as usual! 

  • ACTION: We demand rent relief!

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    In NSW tenants are in dire need of rent relief. One in three Australians rent - some 2.5 million households. A 2019 survey showed 40 per cent of tenants are in rental stress - they pay more than 30% of their income in rent. In Sydney, one of the most expensive cities in the world, an extremely high 64% of all renters are in rental stress. This is all before the COVID19 crisis…

  • Black Lives Matter - Justice for David Dungay

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    I Can't Breathe - Black Lives Matter Justice for Dave Dungay Jnr and all Black deaths in custody COVID-19 safety protocols for this rally are listed below - all participants must read and comply with these protocols. This rally will take place on unceded Gadigal land and stand in solidarity with the continuing Black Lives Matter protests happening in the United States and…

  • Film night: Venezuelans Under Siege

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    US sanctions block the Venezuelan people from obtaining food and medicine. They resulted in at least 40,000 deaths between mid-2017 and the end of 2018, according to a study by the Center for Economic and Policy Research – and that was prior to the most severe sanctions, which were announced in January 2019.

  • Film night: Venezuelans Under Siege

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    US sanctions block the Venezuelan people from obtaining food and medicine. They resulted in at least 40,000 deaths between mid-2017 and the end of 2018, according to a study by the Center for Economic and Policy Research – and that was prior to the most severe sanctions, which were announced in January 2019.