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Police arrest over 100 climate activists in Newcastle harbour blockade | The Courier - Vimarsana News

Police arrest over 100 climate activists in Newcastle harbour blockade | The Courier

Activists refused to leave following the expiry of protest permit

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Police arrest 97-year-old as climate protest blocks major coal port - Vimarsana News

Police arrest 97-year-old as climate protest blocks major coal port

A 97-year-old man was among the 109 people arrested as climate protesters refused to leave after a 30-hour blockade of one of the world’s largest coal ports. Over 3,000 activists assembled at the Port of Newcastle, New South Wales, on Sunday 26 November to demonstrate against the Australian government’s alleged inaction on climate change. The protesters had permission to hold the rally for 30 hours, but many refused to leave the port after the permitted time was up. “I am doing this for my grandchildren and future generations,” Alan Stuart, 97, said in a statement before his arrest.

Police arrest 109 climate protesters at Australian port - Vimarsana News

Police arrest 109 climate protesters at Australian port

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Environmentalists block Newcastle port, demanding rejection of new coal projects and 75% tax for clean energy transition - Vimarsana News

Environmentalists block Newcastle port, demanding rejection of new coal projects and 75% tax for clean energy transition

Environmental activists from Rising Tide blocked the Port of Newcastle, demanding action on climate change and rejecting new coal projects.