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Extinction Rebellion disrupt Santos annual general meeting

This month, energy giant Santos held their Annual General Meeting in Adelaide, drawing the attention of climate activists from the Extinction Rebellion movement. Organisers say they gathered to protest Santos “expanding their  gas production, destroying precious land and water resources, ignoring the wishes of traditional land owners.” Image: Image: Provided/ Nicky Page Produced By: Nicky …

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Port of Newcastle Climate Protesters to face local court today

130 climate protesters are expected to appear in Newcastle Local Court from today, pleading not guilty to anti-protest charges related to the blockade of the world’s largest coal port last November.  Organisers from the Rising Tide Movement responsible for the blockade, say they’re standing up against “extreme laws designed to deter protest.” Image: Image: Supplied/ …

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Torres Strait Island v Commonwealth plaintiffs visit disaster survivors in Northern NSW

A tour of a rather unusual kind is happening in the Northern Rivers this week, as two lead plaintiffs in a landmark case against the Commonwealth come from the Torres Strait Islands to meet with disaster survivors. The case is funded through the Grata Fund. Image: Image: Shutterstock Produced By: Darren McElroy Featured In Story: …

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First Nations Activist Speaks out Against Logging in Tasmanian Highlands

This week, the Tasmanian Supreme Court granted a temporary injunction to stop logging in the central highlands, to protect the habitat of the swift parrot. Ballardong Noongar man and First Nations activist, Des Blurton, travelled from WA to Tasmania to join a blockade against native forest logging in the area. Story produced by Ngaarda Media …

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