Farmers come to Macquarie Street to protest coal seam gas mining on agricultural land.
Women take the lead at the 'Protect our Land and Water' Rally opposing coal seam gas mining at NSW Parliament in Sydney on May 1.
Sending a message to Macquarie Street politicians
seen at the opening is Barayuwa and mother BengjitA cross-cultural exhibition by Barayuwa Mununggurr and Ruark Lewis. 15 March to 14 April 2012 at Cross Art Projects
No Coal Seam Gas Mining supporters are left empty-handed outside parliament when the coalition walked out of the debate last week. More at http://nocoalseamgasmininginsydneyphotos.blogspot.com.au/
Occupy Sydney activists reach a milestone of 100 days of continued presence in the CBD. A participant discusses the aims of Occupy with passers-by during one holiday season evening in Martin Place. They are standing next to Occupy Sydney's free book store of donated books on the footpath.
Artist John Bayliss standing tall at the opening of his Extensions art exhibition at ESP gallery in Marrickville on the weekend while below his partner entertains the guests.
Novacastrians waiting in hope that councillors will vote to accept an offer of independent assessment before chopping down Laman Street figs. Their hopes are dashed and two ratepayers are allegedly pushed (including a 77 year old lady) by an anti-Laman fig councillor. See the short video filmed as it happened here http://youtu.be/jFXpAXwat1w More photos and video recorded on the night here http://savethebogeyhole.blogspot.com/2011/12/december-1st-2011-marks-black-day-for.html
Read My Lips
Waiting for the Premier
Where's Barry?