Knitting Nannas peacefully and productively protest against the destruction of our land, air, and water by corporations and/or individuals who seek profit and personal gain from the short-sighted and greedy plunder of our natural resources.

Knitting Nannas Kingaroy is a group of grandmothers, mothers and businesswomen who have formed a local chapter of the protest movement, the Knitting Nannas to protest developments which they believed would harm the community’s health and quality of life.

Our group was formed in February 201 0 and is primarily a support and research group consisting mainly of local landholders in the Coolabunia area near Kingaroy. We have created a place where Kingaroy community members and others can learn about the proposed coal mine near Kingaroy.

Click here for research, submissions, articles, media releases and photos. Underground coal gasification by Cougar Energy. Cougar Energy (now Moreton Resources) receives approval for trial UCG burn in Kingaroy in about 2009 – UCG involves burning coal underground and is different to CSG which raises water from the coal seam to extract gas trapped in […]

Land Access Code advocacy on behalf of district landholders. South Burnett landholders experience inadequate land access guidelines for resources companies. Queensland Government promotes Land Access Code (LAC) terms of engagement as fair and equitable. KCCG submission to Government recommends code changes to align with community expectations. Picture South Burnett landholders have experienced the effects of […]