The scent of fresh food lured hundreds to Caroona today.
The Taste of the Liverpool Plains showcases local produce, which many believe is under threat from mining.
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The scent of fresh food lured hundreds to Caroona today.
The Taste of the Liverpool Plains showcases local produce, which many believe is under threat from mining.
Absolutely fantastic to have a day like Taste of the Liverpool Plains!!! This is a wonderful area, that MUST be saved from destruction by the Mining Companies!!!!
ALL Australians are in need of good food, and it must never be compromised !!!!
Well done, and all the very best as we fellow Australians join you to suppport your fight!
It seems amazing that given the length and breadth of Australia, these miners have to choose one of the richest soil areas and food bowls to dig holes and potentially ruin the land …possibly forever.
Equally amazing is the fact that somewhere mining lobby groups from over 100 years ago have enabled their claims to become “uber rights” that overrule the rights of land holders.
Add my name to the protesters. And I’m from Sydney’s Central Coast, not a direct stake holder…but a very concerned indirect stakeholder. It’s my food they want to poison!
Quentin Munro 13th march, 2011