Meet at Chatswood Place for a grand tour of Chatswood Chase (Coles to food court to escalators to DJs and down) to Archer - Victoria lights. Then grand tour of Westfield (food hall to eastern escalators up and down, to Coles to western escalators up and down) to Chatswood mall. Then through station interchange and on to Meridian prepoll booth for a final Pink Blitz and wave at the traffic. Return to Chatswood Place or make your own way home!
Chatswood Pink Blitz
WHEN
Tuesday 17 May 2022 at 11:30am - 1pmCONTACT
Donna Patterson4 RSVPS
Recent blog posts
New high level push to give communities the right to challenge big, environmentally destructive projects
April 16, 2024
Media release, 16 April 2024
Enshrining communities’ right to challenge the merits of large, environmentally destructive projects in law would drastically improve integrity in decision making, restore the public’s faith in a broken system, and lead to better outcomes for nature, according to a groundbreaking new expert report.
Environmental merits reviews would not mean 'green lawfare'
April 16, 2024
Canberra Times, 16 April 2024
Kylea says the legal system that governs Australia's environmental decision-making lacks integrity, and the public wants it to change.
The crossbench and the environment
April 10, 2024
Pearls and Irritations, 4 April 2024
After attending the "The Future of Our Environment" panel discussion in North Sydney, Jocelyn Chey writes that neither the government nor the opposition are taking effective climate action — but voters, at least in this part of the country, feel passionately about it.
Inquiry into Australia’s transition to electric vehicles
April 09, 2024
Kylea has made a submission to the Parliamentary Committee on Climate Change, Energy environment and Water calling for a holistic and coordinated approach to Australia's EV transition.
From boots to ballots: Kylea Tink's political path
April 05, 2024
Coonabarabran Times, 4 April 2024
"Democracy is only as strong as the people who turn up for it, and every politician should be answerable to community," Kylea says. "Being an independent is empowering because ... I am not in it for a career, or to win favours, or to put myself ahead. I am 100 per cent for the community."
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