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Wednesday, 17 March 2010
This week, hundreds of thousands of Australians may lose their chance to vote at this years federal election, if reform to Australia's electoral laws get knocked back in the Senate. Click here to email Senator Fielding and tell him that Australians want their vote counted!
Additionally, with the Tasmanian state election coming up, GetUp members across Australia are chipping in to run a new TV ad exposing the corruption behind the Gunns pulp mill. Click here to view the ad!
Are you in Tasmania? Why not come to our election forum this Thursday at 6:30pm atThe Moonah Arts Centre, 65 Hopkins Street, Moonah, Hobart.
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Thursday, 28 January 2010
GetUp is supporting a TV ad campaign opposing the Gunns Pulp Mill launched by our friends at Our Common Ground. The ad tells the story of how corporate power polluted the democratic process. Watch it here.
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Monday, 18 January 2010
Over 180 GetUp members have shared their vision for the future of our climate campaign for 2010.
Click here to be inspired by their thoughts on the climate movement and watch our wrap up video from Copenhagen. With an election approaching this year, we each have a vital role to play to secure strong climate action.
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Tuesday, 12 January 2010
As our climate campaign ramps up for the new year, we want to know your vision for 2010.
Click here to watch our final video from Copenhagen and join over 180 GetUp members who've shared their thoughts about the future of the climate movement. We each have a vital role to play in Australia this year: let's build the momentum.
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Friday, 18 December 2009
The Copenhagen Conference has come to a close. The result was disappointing, but the conference showed how GetUp members can make an impact, including giving a voice to the voiceless, by sponsoring 5 young Pacific delegates to attend the conference.
We each have a vital role to play in Australia next year: let's build on the momentum. Click here to see our final message from Copenhagen and give us your climate vision for 2010.