Precious water flowing through the Dooralong and Yarramalong Valleys (a proclaimed water catchment district) is one of the two largest sources of water for the entire Central Coast. It accounts for approximately 50% of the Central Coast’s drinking water catchment and was proclaimed and gazetted as a Water Catchment District in 1951 to ensure the protection of the Central Coast's water supply.

The Labor Government intend to build a coal mine under the Wyong water catchment valleys. The proponent is the South Korean Government-owned mining giant KORES.

The Wallarah 2 Coal Project has the potential to adversely compromise the integrity of the water catchment valleys, resulting in loss of aquifers (the underground water system) and even possible contamination of waterways. The valley river systems are primarily seepage fed, but loss of the aquifer means loss of the water catchment forever. Watch the movie and learn the facts about this destructive practice.

Not only is your drinking water at risk of being lost forever, YOUR HEALTH IS AT RISK from coal dust blowing on the wind. Watch the movie and learn how coast will impact on you.

In NSW, around thirty river systems, including seven major rivers, have completely disappeared or become contaminated from greedy coal mining activities and practices.

WHEN WILL LABOR STOP? WHEN THERE IS NO WATER LEFT AND YOUR HEALTH HAS BEEN AFFECTED?

EVERY CENTRAL COAST RESIDENT HAS
A LOT TO LOSE IF THIS MINE GOES AHEAD!

The Australian Coal Alliance is a community based organisation fighting on behalf of the Central Coast community to protect its largest drinking water resource - the Dooralong and Yarramalong Valleys - and the health, amenity, lifestyle and property values of all residents. The Australian Coal Alliance is fighting to protect the future.