Right to Climb

 A new E-Petition has been listed in the NSW Legislative council (NSW Upper House) to reopen Mt Warning.  LINK HERE...  https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/lc/pages/epetition-details.aspx?q=mIh4VlYuV3MWXOB3MBXJYQ It's a NSW e-petition so technically available to NSW resident only.  An earlier petition available to resident of other states is available HERE. Note this will have no influence to NSW Parliament but nice to sign regardless.  https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/queenslanders-want-to-reopen-mt-warning-summit The e-petition is limited to a small number of words.  Thanks to Ben Fordham and 2GB for their support of this important public policy issue. Our original version read as follows... To the President and Members of the Legislative Council Introduce legislation to reopen Mt Warning’s famous summit track and establish a NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into public access rights in the Wollumbin National Park. The NSW government has plans to hand control o...

 Great video that exposes the issues at Mt Warning in a little over 4 minutes. Thanks to the video maker!

Parliamentary Inquiry into My Warning. The Hon. John Ruddick MLC, leader of the Libertarian Party in the NSW Legislative Council is calling for a Parliamentary Inquiry into the on-going shambles at Mt Warning.  In a press release (see below) John Ruddick states: "Racially exclusive national parks are an abhorrent and divisive relic that belongs in the past and certainly not in modern Australia."" We fully support this call. Management at Mount Warning is now the type example of how NOT to manage a National Park.  Please lend your support to John Ruddick and the Libertarian Party! Website:  https://www.libertarians.org.au/nsw Full text of press release below:

Photo by Steven Gibbs My Speech 26 January 2024 at Gerald Parker Park Uki. Happy Australia Day! I’m proud to be Australian! I'm proud of what this Country has achieved and represents, and of the Western values of Liberal Democracy that underpin that success. There are dark forces out there that want to see this country fail. Sadly some of these people are the very politicians and bureaucrats we put our faith in to run the country for everyone and not just for large corporations, or groups who see themselves as perpetual victims rather than active citizens. We need to ask ourselves what we can give this great nation rather than what we can take from it. We are all Australians regardless of race, religion or how long we have been here. We need to reinvigorate a sense of national pride as we face an uncertain future in troubling times, or frankly we face extinction.  One of the foundations of our great Australian identity is our interaction with the unique Australian landscape. Our co...