They’ve arrived with their best signs, their Earth balls, their kids, their parents, their colleagues and their loudest voices to protest inaction on climate change.
A number of our team from Women’s Agenda were there in Sydney, while we’ve been following what’s occurring across the country and Australia.
Love this sign at the #climatestrike #ClimateStrikeSydney pic.twitter.com/HgepA6VjUG
— 🌱💧Kirsty Wood (@KirstyWho) September 20, 2019
In Melbourne:
Former Labor candidate @Stella4Menzies is here, putting vandalised signage from the federal election to use.
Good to see recycling at the #ClimateStrike. pic.twitter.com/AdW5Nhbovd
— Benjamin Law 羅旭能 (@mrbenjaminlaw) September 20, 2019
Melbourne crowd near Treasury Gardens building #climatestrike pic.twitter.com/xCCwJieDv7
— Amy Feldtmann (@AmyFeldtmann) September 20, 2019
#ClimateStrike Melbourne pic.twitter.com/spuphXT5Yv
— 💧ɈⱯƧǾȠ ⱤƟṦƮⱭƝŦ🌏 (@jrostant) September 20, 2019
And Brisbane:
Queens Gardens in Brisbane's CBD has overflowed with climate change protesters with police and organisers urging them to squeeze in and find space off the streets #GlobalClimateStrike @brisbanetimes pic.twitter.com/moQYGJ3m7V
— Jocelyn Garcia (@jocelynggarcia) September 20, 2019
And Adelaide:
Epic crowd at Adelaide #ClimateStrike 👏🏻 pic.twitter.com/QOX3sHehnN
— 💧Queen Victoria (@Vic_Rollison) September 20, 2019
And Perth:
Wow. The amount of people who have shown up at the #Perth #ClimateStrike is unbelievable. The fact that such devastation has brought everybody together in so many ways is incredible and we thank those who have shown up to fight for our future! pic.twitter.com/p9Zpn9GBcJ
— School Strike 4 Climate (@StrikeClimate) September 20, 2019