adjoining the Doubtful Creek coal seam gas drilling site yesterday afternoon
In order to assist Metgasco Limited in its battle with Northern Rivers protestors, officials have closed Eden Creek State Forest.
Therefore Metgasco needs to explain why an elder apparently in the forest as part of his cultural duties and obligations found himself in the middle of this incident reported in The Daily Examiner on 6 February 2013:
Earlier, two Githabul elders were arrested in two separate incidences while police secured the site.
UPDATE:
The Echo Net Daily 6 February 2013.
NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) volunteers will no longer feed police at an anti-coal-seam gas (CSG) protest at Doubtful Creek near Kyogle after an outcry from local firies opposed to CSG.
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check out the T shirts in this article. You may like to make some flyers out of the O'Farrell Hartcher pledge.
"Water not coal"
or is CSG not part of the pledge on water
http://www.portnews.com.au/story/1280628/oakeshott-hits-out-at-coalition-over-t-shirt-pledge/?cs=257
just saw this on a tweet from Rob Oakshott
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cZ5Y-P1Z3A
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