Wollombi Valley Progress Association is asking different experts their opinions about the EL0263 possibility. Meeting held on 18th September 2020 at the Wollombi Hall. Sadly, due to COVID precautions, we can not hold any large scale community meetings right now. Hoping this changes in the future...
~ In the media ~ Cessnock Advertiser on 29th September 2020 by Krystal Sellars Wollombi Valley Progress Association will be holding community consultation about the proposed Wollombi coal exploration licence this long weekend. The progress association has formed an action group, No Mine For Wollombi after the NSW...
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As seen in today's The Cessnock Advertiser. July 22, 2020 Cessnock City Council requests briefing with Deputy Premier John Barilaro MP to outline plans for coal exploration in Wollombi Valley. Read the full article click here. ~~~~~~ The timing of Cessnock City Council's Local Strategic Planning Statement could not have...
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Cessnock City Mayor Councillor Bob Pynsent put up a Mayoral Minute to Council in relation to concerns of mining in the Wollombi Valley and he welcomed the unanimous support of his fellow Councillors. “The unique heritage and national significance within the Wollombi Valley must be protected....
Steve Annis-Brown of Wollombi Valley Progress Association talking to Radio 2NUR today regarding the threat of coal mining in Tourist town, Wollombi Valley. Listen Here Thank you to radio 2NUR for this opportunity. ...
Letters to the Editor dated 14th July 2020. As seen in the Sydney Morning Herald. Stand up to miners I sincerely hope that the good people of the Hunter Valley are successful in their quest for a coal-free future ("Region ponders a coal-free future" July 13). But given...
If you subscribe to The Sydney Morning Herald you will be able to view the article dated June 13th, 2020 titled 'Coal puts another beautiful valley in bulldozer’s path.' As its a digital paid edition, we won't be able to share on this platform but the...
By Peter Hannam of Sydney Morning Herald - July 11, 2020 On the other side of the mountains, the historic town of Wollombi has also found itself in the potential crosshairs of the coal miners – much to the surprise of local residents. "Why Wollombi? That's our question,"...