Grafton Bridge carried an excess of foot traffic this morning, with hundreds turning out for a walk against CSG exploration.
It comes as Glenugie residents continue to barricade a site where Metgasco equipment is arriving.
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Grafton Bridge carried an excess of foot traffic this morning, with hundreds turning out for a walk against CSG exploration.
It comes as Glenugie residents continue to barricade a site where Metgasco equipment is arriving.
Terrific show of people of the Grafton area who are tired of government not listening to their concerns. All people of the Northern Rivers are speaking out against this insidious industry, and it is time for government and industry to understand that CSG is not safe, not now, not ever.
Heartening to see ordinary people, taking time out from work, making a stand against this destructive industry. Congratulations one and all. A typical non-violent protest from non-violent people. Unlike how some media, who feed on the gas industry spin, like to misrepresent events. Thank you NBN for remaining sane.
Well done Clarence residents and visitors who made the journey on Saturday to Walk Against CSG. Nice to see your Knitting Nanna Against Gas face too Lynette! <(' )