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Come and join us for a lil’ night picnic and catch up.
We can watch the lights go out and acknowledge Earth Hour.

When: from 7pm (earth hour is 8.30 – 9.30pm) on Saturday 26 March
Where: under the Harbour Bridge (rain proof!) North side of the harbour bridge, Bradfield Park, on the grass near Milsons Point Station.

Bring some food and drink to share and a candle (if you know how to keep them alight in the night air!)

Thanks everyone for being a part of the amazing event on Sunday. We’ll upload a video early next year along with a copy of our collective artwork from the day. Please feedback by email with any updates, ideas or comments from the day, especially about how we can keep exchanging and sharing ideas and actions together.

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Event Update – November 27

Thunderstorms are predicted for tomorrow, so we are moving the event. We are thrilled to have the use of the lovely Stucco Co-operative Hall at 197 Wilson St Newtown, not far from Victoria Park. Macdonaldtown is the closest station or it’s a ten minute walk from either Newtown or Redfern Stations. See map below. Another update is that legendary deep ecologist John Seed will be joining us. Meditation starts at 1pm.


On the eve of the Mexico Climate talks, come along to remember the earth, connect with others and celebrate the sacred in the city. There’ll be a meditation from 1pm – 1.30pm, then after that listen to some inspiring speakers, some great tunes and picnic in the park. Bring info about your cause or passion to share and byo food and drink. Guests include Graham King (Aboriginal Tent Embassy) and DJ Ted (5 Rhythms).

For further info contact earthvigil1(at)gmail.com or phone 0401 272 143.

Political media gets some grass roots

A few of us forest activists worked together to create this ad for the federal election. It showed on WIN TV in Canberra and the South East of NSW, where communities are directly affected by logging for woodchips and the proposal to burn forests for power. It proposes the question – do we think about everyone’s homes when we talk about sources of energy?

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