So i wrote them a short note in response as i cant be bothered with their lies anymore

Waste of time ,
just like the Exon case at Birm Mar was  just a ten million dollar fiasco and a shift of funds

And you so called greenie pricks  publicly claimed a  massive victory against them ,
for winning just a one day court injunction

Why dont you pricks actually concentrate on the environmental problems in our  domestic Australia 🇦🇺 for a start ?

And  actually do something to make some sort of positive difference  to our environment

Instead
you support un recyclable
Renewable Energy  infrastructure in its current  expensive form and allowing the importing of Ev vehicles into Australia that can not be even economically recycled
The list goes on
The big unrepairable batteries at a cost of over a billion dollars is a joke

We could buy every single Australian resident a  new expensive Honda power generator ,
and have heaps of change  in the till

You absolutely give me the shits

If I was in power in Australia ,
i would disassemble your party completely because its. Fraudulent
Just like our government did and treat you all  like they did to my mates in every single outlaw motorcycle club

So why not for the first time ever in your brief Australian political history,
Get real with the cause or just pack it all up and join the Labour Party  properly not  just existing,
pretending to be something that you are not

Cheers xxx
Curlyg

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On 6 Jul 2026, at 12:24 pm, Hannah, Campaigner <> wrote:



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Hi Michael,

The Great Barrier Reef is under threat, yet again – and this time from Woodside.

New evidence shows that an estimated 29.35 million coral colonies will be destroyed during every future mass bleaching event, fuelled by the 1.6 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases from Woodside's proposed Browse Gas Project.

Because of this, the Albanese Government is reconsidering whether Browse’s climate harm should be assessed in its proposal review. And they are asking for community feedback – so we are writing a submission to tell them why they must.

Will you add your name to our submission, due on the 21st July?

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Browse would also threaten Scott Reef where Woodside has proposed drilling 50 gas wells.

It would industrialise one of Australia’s most pristine and critical coral reefs, resulting in years of seismic blasting, light and noise pollution, pipelines, ship traffic and potential oil spills.

We’re preparing a submission explaining why the Government must consider Browse's climate impacts on the Great Barrier Reef, and the importance of protecting these pristine and critical marine ecosystems that endangered species and ancient corals call home.

By adding your name, you’ll show how many people want our reefs to be protected – not sacrificed for another fossil fuel project.

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This is our chance to show the Albanese Government that Australians won't stand by while two of our most extraordinary reefs are put at risk.

Let’s make sure they hear us,

Hannah Schuch
Save Scott Reef Campaigner
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