A group of Sydney-based women, which are now apart of a near national movement known as the "Knitting Nannas" is working hard to ensure our fossil fuels, gas,oil and coal, stay in the ground.

The Knitting Nannas largely focus their efforts on coal seam gas (CSG) and were founded in June 2012 in response to exploration for unconventionally mined gas in prime agricultural land in the Northern Rivers areas in New South Wales.

Here Chris Rumble talks with Climate Conversations about this dedicated band of knitting nannas,

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