Past Campaigns

Coalpac Banner Drop - 4 May 2011 (Rob Baigent)

Past Campaigns

These are webpages, links and letters of the Society's past campaigns.
They provide a shortened history or archive of the Society's more recent causes.
Some of the details are now not current - such as parliamentarians, contact details and website addresses.
In addition, older webpages may not be mobile friendly or adhere to current browser standards.

Campaigns LEPs & Land Use Elections

[LEP - Local Environment Plans; click images to see larger ones.]

Campaigns

No Hunting in National Parks Rally - 15 July 2012 (Tara Cameron)

Katoomba Airfield Lease (2019-20)
Leave Radiata Plateau Wild (1990-2019)
Lawson Crown Lands Masterplan (2019)
No Western Sydney Airport (2014-19)
10/50 Clearing Rule Legislation (2014)
Gardens of Stone Under Threat - Coalpac (Oct. 2013)
Coal Seam Gas (2012-13)
Conserving Blue Mountains Swamps (1959 - 2012)
Delta Electricity admits to polluting the Coxs River (Oct. 2011)
Stealth Campaign (March/July 2004)
Lithgow Silicon Smelter (Apr. 2002)
Badgerys Creek Airport (Nov. 1999)
Canyon Earth Sanctuary (1999)
Clarence Colliery (Apr. 2001)
Mount Airly
The 300 Sisters

LEPs (Local Environment Plans) and Land Use

DLEP Rally - 18 July 2015 (Rob Linigen)

"Hands off our LEPs!" campaign (Dec. 2013)
BMCS response to proposed NWS Planning Reforms (Jan. 2008)
Vegetation Management Order (VMO) (May 2003)
DLEP 2002
Public Lands Rationalisation (2002)
Water Course Buffers (1999)
Amendment 25 to LEP 1991 (Dec. 1991)
Land Clearing

Elections (local, state and federal)

2015 NSW State Election - Glenbrook Cinema ad (Ian Brown)

2019 Federal Election (May 2019)
2019 NSW State Election (Mar. 2019)
2016 Blue Mountains City Council Election (Sept. 2016)
2016 Federal Election (July 2016)
2015 NSW State election (Aug. 2014 - Mar. 2015)
2013 Federal Election Questionnaire (Sept. 2013)
2012 Blue Mountains City Council Election (Sept. 2012)
2010 Federal Election Responses to Questions (Aug. 2010)

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land
– the Darug and Gundungurra people –
and pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging.

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