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CSG – When town came to Brad Hazzard (Lismore)
I’ve just read a couple of media reports about last Wednesday’s Brad Hazzard Lismore SRLUP* gathering. What a complete misrepresentation of the meeting! Continue reading
Posted in Coal seam gas, Social commentary
Tagged Brad Hazzard, community opposition, CSG, SRLUP
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CSG – APPEA tries it on again Part 1
This blog seems to have become a CSG activist blog, instead of a self-sufficiency blog. We’re still working towards self-sufficiency (the latest projects are setting up the bees and hatching chickens) but all we’re writing about is stupid CSG. I … Continue reading
Arrowroot
When we first built the summer garden fence, there was a non-edible variety of canna lily going bananas where we wanted to plant food.
Posted in Harvest, The vegie garden
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Alban Elued – Samhain (Mar 20 – May 1) 2012
Posted in Harvest, Seasonal goings on, The vegie garden
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CSG Bull*&^% Detection 101
I’ve got so much use out of the term “legitimating story”, that I realised I’d really like to know terms for other ways in which media, miners or politicians try to frame people’s opinions. So I went hunting…
Posted in Coal seam gas, Social commentary
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Pollies’ survival guide: avoiding difficult questions
Watching pollies and company spokespeople operate at CSG-related “community consultations” and “forums” (fora?) is such an education. After only a few events, I feel qualified to offer this 10-point guide for aspiring pollies and spokespeople.
Posted in Coal seam gas, Social commentary
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Questions for the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Here is a list of questions that remain unanswered after the Casino “forum” with Brad Hazzard. I have emailed Minister Hazzard this list (with a nice note, of course). If he replies, I will post his answers.
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Police conceal identification at CSG blockade
As local CSG blockades gather momentum, and numbers swell at blockade camps, I’d just like to draw attention to something that happened at the Glenugie blockade, in the hope that by “calling” it, it might help reduce future incidences. Continue reading →