Together let's show GHD that the majority of Australians don’t want Adani’s climate-wrecking mine and rail project. Working with Adani would be a bad idea. Not just for our planet – but for GHD’s reputation, too.
Call.
Leave your message.
Hang up.
Repeat.
Report back your call so we can count our impact!
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GHD Sydney – (02) 9239 7100
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GHD Melbourne – (03) 8687 8000
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GHD Brisbane – (07) 3316 3000
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GHD Perth – (08) 6222 8222
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GHD Canberra – (02) 6113 3200
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GHD Hobart – (03) 6210 0600
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GHD Adelaide – (08) 8111 6600
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GHD Townsville – (07) 4720 0400
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GHD Geelong – (03) 5273 1800
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GHD Launceston – (03) 6332 5500
Calling tips
- When you call, you will speak with someone at reception. Politely ask them to pass on your message to CEO, Ashley Wright.
You may be asked to direct your message to their website, leave your message with reception.
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Be friendly and polite! Our concern is with GHD’s decision to work with Adani, not its employees.
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Ask for GHD to rule out working on Adani’s coal mine and rail project in any capacity. Climate damage is here, now – we must end digging and burning coal.
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Share your support for GHD’s work on clean energy projects and support for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Commend their commitment to “environmentally and socially responsible operations” and remind them that Adani’s coal project is at odds with building a better world.
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Ask GHD staff what they think, see if you share common views.
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These calls don’t have to be long – the sheer number of calls is what will have an impact, so feel free to make it quick so you can get through as many as you can!
Latest Supporters
Called sydney office receptionist was fully understanding of situation as I live in and see the damage mines coarse and no one cares
I called Clayton Harris whose name is on the website page on the company’s sustainability goals; the Melbourne office and the Brisbane office. The Melb office directed me to leave feedback on the website and the Brisbane office said they had no way of taking my call.
I called Melbourne GHD , Ashley answered and I was told politely to go to their web address and register my concerns.
I submitted a message on their website as I’m not good at calling. I mentioned two of their statements on their website, which are worth a look at – they really should rule out Adani if they stand by those! Carolyn
Nicole – rang the Canberra ofice, they noted my concerns. rang Townsville- got a recorded message. Rang Sydney, said would pass on my concerns
Melbourne.
Polite, but as soon as I mentioned Adani I was told to place my message on the website. I did.
Too quick. I should have strung it out longer by being slower and more polite…
Good. Secretary will pass on my message.
Perth Office spoke with Melanie and said that the GHD website leads me to believe that the company is trustworthy and has a reputation they wish to maintain. I made the point that working with Adani, who have proven they are not trustworthy , would tarnish the GHD reputation. I asked the receptionist to give my message to the CEO Ashley Wright. She was very polite and made a note of my name. She might have made a note of my message.
Called the Melbourne office and was asked to submit my message via their website, which I did.
Left message on contact website
Spoke to someone at GHD Sydney and asked for evidence that GHD is serious about environmental issues. The woman said she would call back to direct me to a site that shows GHD is listening. Yet to get the call back.
Well, spoke with Penny (rec) and Sue (Ashley Wright’s sec.) Said she would pass my message on about our conservation work & witnessing drought tree death, which is effecting my business. eg. GHD involvement with Adani will exasperate the climate crisis and is disruptive to our livelihoods.
Sydney – very polite.
Brisbane – polite but clearly hadn’t had many calls.
I called the Melbourne office. They were polite and said go to the GHD website, then to Contacts and leave a message there.
I just called the Sydney office.The receptionist was very nice and listened to my comments, She then asked for my name and phone number which I gave willingly,
I called Brisbane, asked to speak with CEO. Was put through to an answering machine. Left a relatively brief but detailed message about why GHD should not associate themselves with such an organisation as Adani.
I called the Canberra office and voiced my concerns at the prospect that GHD might work with Adani in any capacity, given global warming etc. She politely took down my details.
Spoke to Sheridan in Sydney who took my name and said she would add it to the record of calls they were keeping. ‘Thank you very much for calling. ‘