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8 December 2005: Community groups oppose a proposed second nuclear reactor in Sydney by displaying Nuclear Free Future hand prints outside the public inquiry into the reactor's operating licence. Full story. © Greenpeace

In 2005, community groups opposed a proposed second nuclear reactor in Sydney.

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By visiting this page, you have made a vital step towards getting active and making a difference.

In this section, find out about the different methods you can use to get active on your campaign. There are tips for setting goals, talking to politicians, public speaking, financing your campaign, campaigning online, organising non-violent direct actions and more.

Browse the menu on the left to learn how to bring your issue to light and win your campaign.

This section includes:

Planning your campaign: Find out how and why you should research, define and  evaluate your campaign.

Campaign tools: How does Greenpeace win campaigns? Discover some of the tools we use to campaign successfully.

Talking about your campaign: Getting your message in the media isn't hit and miss. Here's how to get the word out.

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