Kiama Greens

14/06/2026

14/06/2026

14/06/2026

14/06/2026

🚨 SAVE THE DATE for The 2027 People’s Blockade of the World’s Largest Coal Port!

Sign up for updates - https://www.risingtide.org.au/pb27

In 2026, Rising Tide is taking a strategic pause from hosting the Blockade to focus on building tactical strength and leadership, so that our movement will be stronger than ever.
Then, in February 2027…our iconic protestival will be back– a tsunami of people-power! Bigger. Louder. More effective than ever.

🌊 You do not want to miss this one. 🌊
🔒︎LOCK IT IN: Thursday, February 25 - Tuesday, March 2nd 🔒︎
♫ Live music and protestival vibes
🌏 Family-friendly activities and kids’ space
🛠 Workshops, forums and political discussions
✊ Grassroots democracy and movement-building
🏕 A huge community campsite with a sustainable village atmosphere
And of course…
🚧 Mass, peaceful direct action to disrupt Australia’s single largest contribution to the climate crisis — the world’s largest coal port.
🛶 Together, we’ll keep building an unstoppable movement for climate defence.
📆 So save the dates, get time off work, invite your family, your friends, your neighbours – your whole community! Let’s build this one up to create a seismic shift on climate and fossil fuel politics across this land.💥

👀 Wondering about November? Join us for PADDLE FOR THE PLANET - November 14th - More info coming soon!

14/06/2026

Happy Pride Month!

We are at the Pride Market today til 4pm at Project Art Space. Come by, grab some stickers, check out the merch and art, and sign .greens petition to amend the Anti-Discrimination Act to end exemptions that allow discrimination against LGBTQIA+ to continue.

11/06/2026

Last week, EDO alongside Roselene Best, a Kombumerri and Ngugi Traditional Owner, had the opportunity to present at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) Summit 2026 on ‘Protecting water-country: First Nations participation in water planning on the Gold Coast’.

The week-long summit brought together conversations and sessions from across the country, highlighting important topics for First Nations peoples and communities. We were grateful to contribute to a session exploring the significance and connection of water, water justice advocacy, and opportunities to strengthen water protections through law and policy reform.

A special thank you to Rose (seated centre), Jonathon Captain-Webb (seated right), and Maeve Parker (seated left) for leading such an important and powerful discussion on water justice.

We would also like to thank AIATSIS for the opportunity, and extend our appreciation to everyone who joined our session and connected with us throughout the summit. We look forward to continuing these conversations and hope to return to present and attend again in the future.

11/06/2026

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