Conversations are the one thing that will build a big base of active support for a frack free Kimberley. We know there is latent support in the community but we need to make that visible.

Our state Members of Parliament (MPs) and Ministers are hearing from the oil and gas industry regularly. We need to have our voices (and many more) get through to our decision makers.

A very effective way to do that is by surveying door-to-door, as we know from Lock the Gate’s successful work nationally with the Gasfield Free process in regional areas.

In Fremantle and other key areas we are surveying local community members on their views on what they think their local MP should do about fracking the Kimberley. Every few weeks we are handing over the results straight to the MP's office, with an aim of 1000 surveys across different suburbs of the Fremantle electorate by June, and we have surveyed around 200 people already.

So on Sunday 24 March at 3.30pm we are again meeting at Sullivan Hall in White Gum Valley to survey the local constituents about our local Member of Parliament (and Minister for Water!), Simone McGurk and her position on banning fracking in the Kimberley.

No experience is necessary - if you're new, we can/will pair you up with an experienced door knocker.

We'll start with a quick briefing and go through the materials, survey for around an hour, then debrief after with some cool refreshments and snacks!

Let's reach as many people as we can!  Please RSVP below for planning purposes and feel free to share with others.