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Support regional communities and businesses in NSW

Even if social distancing measures end soon, the financial fall-out from the coronavirus will be felt across the state for a long time - especially in regional areas. As Greens’ spokesperson for Tourism, Regional Communities and the North Coast, I am calling on the government...

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Help older people stay connected

Throughout this global pandemic, older people need specialist services to help them stay connected with loved ones and the community. I am calling on the government to increase funding to ensure safe visitor access in this time of crisis. This means: 1. Unless COVID-19 is...

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We need an ambulance for Alstonville

Alstonville and Wollongbar have a combined population of over 8,000 but rely on Ballina and Lismore for their ambulance, whilst smaller towns, such as Yamba and Maclean, have dedicated ambulance stations. This means that the best case scenario for an ambulance call out is...

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Ban the Bag NSW #banthebagNSW

It is estimated 4 billion plastic bags are used in Australia each year. Only 5% of these bags are recycled, 20% are reused (such as for bin liners) and the majority, around 75%, is sent directly to landfill. These light-weight bags are susceptible to being...

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Remove Shark Nets in NSW

Shark nets are currently located at 51 beaches across NSW. The nets are deployed for half the year (from 1st September to the 30th April), the first three months of which coincide with the whale migration season. This overlap causes a high number of easily...

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Save koalas from death and habitat destruction

Please help save koalas from the brink of extinction in New South Wales. Following the horrendous bushfires, koalas need your help – now more than ever. More than 5,000 koalas have perished in NSW alone. Eucalyptus trees are food and shelter for koalas. Without them,...

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SAVE KOALAS FROM DEATH AND HABITAT DESTRUCTION

Please help save koalas from the brink of extinction in New South Wales. Following the horrendous bushfires, koalas need your help – now more than ever. More than 5,000 koalas have perished in NSW alone.

Eucalyptus trees are food and shelter for koalas. Without them, vulnerable koalas become easy prey for wild dogs. With their homes destroyed, they are more susceptible to disease and are often hit by cars.

Facing devastating habitat loss and with no wildlife hospital, koalas are in grave danger and need your help.

Use your voice to help save koalas from the brink of extinction – sign the petition now. Your signature will be presented to the Premier of New South Wales. She has the power to make an emergency endangered species declaration for koalas, stop excessive tree-clearing in the state and fund a wildlife hospital to rehabilitate koalas.

Help save koalas under fire. Add your name to the petition and share with your friends now.

To the New South Wales government,

Ecologists have estimated more than 5,000 koalas in New South Wales are likely to have died in the bushfires, and their numbers may have dropped by as much as two-thirds in less than 20 years.

We are calling on you to urgently make an emergency endangered species declaration for koalas in New South Wales.

Please stop excessive tree-clearing in the state and fund a dedicated wildlife hospital in the Northern Rivers.

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