Keep the Sheep rallies in Canberra in September – will you stand with us?

The Keep the Sheep campaign has confirmed plans to hold a national rally in Canberra on 10 September outside Parliament House.

Campaign spokesman Ben Sutherland said that people had tried writing submissions and calling MPs, but they hadn’t been heard and it was now time for politicians to SEE farmers and truckies on their doorstep in Canberra.

“Albo has seriously underestimated Australian agriculture. So far, he’s listened to activists and noisy minorities, but ignored farmers, truckies and regional communities”.

“So, we’re bringing the campaign to him,” he said.

Mr. Sutherland said the rally would highlight the Albanese Government’s failures across agriculture.

“We’ve seen the Government push through the ban on live sheep exports, but we also have a mounting pile of evidence that they don’t care about issues across the board outside major capital cities”.

“At a time when Aussies are struggling to put food on the table, why would the Government make life any harder for farmers and regional communities?”

“We know we’re not the only ones that have been ignored by the current government and are under attack from activists. We’re inviting all agriculture and regional industries from across the country to stand with us and share this historic day as a platform to be heard,” he said.

“Keep the Sheep is proud to have people from all over the country coming to the capital to take a stand and we urge everyone who feels strongly to join us.

“See you in Canberra!”

The national rally will be held at the lawns in front of Parliament House, Canberra at 12 PM AEST, Tuesday 10 September.

To join, go to https://www.keepthesheep.com.au/nationalrally