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Indigenous Elder Sue Haseldine is fighting to save her country from Oil Drilling | Greenpeace Australia



Kokatha Elder Sue Haseldine, along with many local community representatives, sends a clear message to Statoil, “You are not welcome in the Great Australian Bight. Not Here. Not Anywhere. The age of oil is over.”

Communities all along the Bight are mobilising and will do everything they can to prevent oil drilling from taking place. Instead they want investment in renewables and a clean energy future.

Together we are bigger than Big Oil. Stand with us. Sign the open letter to Statoil: act.gp/2wEI6MT

#PeopleVsOil ✊

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