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Celebration of Geelong Council’s new environment strategy – 28 October 2014
Cr Andy Richards and Cr John Irvine is congratulated by citizens of Geelong for the launch of Council’s new Environment Management Strategy. Right-click on photo and use drop-down menu to download in high resolution. Photo by Phil Hines, www.philhinesphotography.com.auCitizens of Geelong congratulated Council on the launch of its new Environment Management Strategy. Right-click on photo and use drop-down menu to download in high resolution. Photo by Phil Hines, www.philhinesphotography.com.au
Cr Andy Richards and Cr John Irvine gave a speech to the citizens of Geelong who had come to congratulate them on the launch of Council’s new Environment Management Strategy. Right-click on photo and use drop-down menu to download in high resolution. Photo by Phil Hines, www.philhinesphotography.com.au
Petition of 1,180 voices against fracking – 14 October 2014
Mayor Cr Darryn Lyons recieves the petition from Chris Johnson (centre) and Anthony Gleeson (right). Right-click on photo and use drop-down menu to download in high resolution. Photo by Mik AidtMayor Cr Darryn Lyons recieves the petition from Chris Johnson (centre) and Anthony Gleeson (right). Right-click on photo and use drop-down menu to download in high resolution. Photo by Mik Aidt
Public information meeting in Geelong – 18 September 2014
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Moriac goes gasfield free – 14 September 2014
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On Sunday 14 September, the communities of Moriac, Mount Moriac, Paraparap and Freshwater Creek – just to the west of Geelong – declared themselves ‘gasfield free’. They were joined by politicians from all the major parties for taking this important stand.
Fracking dangers highlighted at council meeting on 22 July 2014
22 July 2014: Before the City of Greater Geelong council meeting. Right-click on photo and use drop-down menu to download22 July 2014: Before the City of Greater Geelong council meeting.22 July 2014: Greater Geelong council meeting.22 July 2014: There was a very loud applause from the audience of 150 concerned Geelong citizens who attended the council meeting on Tuesday evening whenever a question had been asked to the Geelong councillors about whether the invasive gas mining and fracking industry will be allowed to begin its toxic industrialisation in areas of City of Greater Geelong and about the council’s community consultation procedures.Alan Manson, Frack Free Grovedale.
Caption / description: On 15 February 2014, Frack Free Geelong members literally put their bodies on the line, marking out the edge of the PEP163 gas exploration license in the heart of Highton to get the City of Greater Geelong’s attention.
More than two dozen anti-fracking protesters lined up from the corner of Barabool Road and Marcus Street, Highton, to demonstrate with hazard tape the exploration license’s proximity to schools and homes.
Caption / description: At Geelong’s waterfront a group of concerned citizens joined the ‘Global Frackdown’ campaign in October 2013 to demand that the current moratorium on fracking in Victoria is strengthened into an outright ban on all types of fracking. Photo credit: Photograph by Mik Aidt
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