This page provides links to some of the media produced in recent years by different people and organisations, featuring Gomeroi voices speaking out against the Santos project.
Gomeroi celebrate win against gas giant Santos
Gomeroi people are celebrating the decision of the Federal Court to overturn the authorisation granted to Santos by the Native Title Tribunal to proceed with their CSG plans.
Walk With Us
Traditional Owners send a powerful message to super funds: stop investing in Santos.
Oil and gas giant Santos is trying to build 850 coal seam gas wells on sacred Gomeroi land in the Pilliga region, far west NSW. Not only would this be disastrous for the climate, but the impacts on Country, Culture and the integral waterways of the Great Artesian Basin would be absolutely devastating. We cannot let Santos get away with this. Stand with Gomeroi People against Santos.
ABC News - Traditional Owners fighting gas projects
Gamilaroi woman Suellyn Tighe featured in a special report on ABC news, highlighting opposition by First Nations across Australia to the planned expansion of gas mining.
The Pillaga project
Documentary with detailed information about the threat posed by the Santos Narrabri project and the resistance against it. Directed and Edited by Natalie Haddad. Produced by Shannon Langford Salisbury and Ashleigh Morgan.
Gomeroi Voices
Protecting Country and the life it sustains: Produced by Gamilaraay and Ngunnawal man Josh Bell and Zac Rudge.
Workers for Climate Action
Narrabri Gas Project: Short video of a protest held by Workers for Climate Action and Gomeroi people on February 7, 2022, when Santos was in court attacking Gomeroi rights. Produced by the Maritime Union of Australia
Yanaay Santos
Episode of Let’s Talk, presented by Boe Spearim, interviewing Gomeroi people Karra Smith Kinchela, Tameeka Tighe and Ian Brown ahead of a Day of Action in Narrabri against Santos
Gamilaraay Strong
Let’s Talk, presented by Boe Spearim, featuring interviews with Ruby Wharton, Peter Skuthorpe, Ian Brown, Victoria Van Schie and Raymond Weatherall
Campaign Supporters
The Gomeroi Ngaarr website is being administered by a collective of Gomeroi people supported by Jumbunna Research, University of Technology Sydney. Photos on the site courtesy of NorthWest Protection Advocacy and the Pilliga Push documentary.