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170 people have been arrested after forming a blockade and pausing activity at the world’s largest coal port in Newcastle yesterday. Thousands of protesters gathered at the port on the third day of unrest, calling on the Albanese government to rule out new coal and gas mines and place a 78% tax on coal and …
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A group of refugees have been protesting outside Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ office in South Brisbane. The group is demanding the Federal government grant them permanent residency after spending more than TEN years on bridging visas. The system, meant to “fast-track” applications for refugee status and permanent visas, has led to thousands of people living in …
Regional Australians are calling for better services to support farmers after protests on the lawns of parliament last week. The end of the live sheep export trade in Western Australia was the main point of contention issue for most of the crowd. However, community members from across the country are concerned the government is failing …
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Since July 2024, multi-national mining company, Rio Tinto, has provoked strong local disapproval with their proposed lithium mine in Northern Serbia. Opponents accuse Rio Tinto and the Serbian government of ignoring the environmental and social impacts of the mine, including ruining local water supplies, agriculture, and social order. Protestors and activists have faced cases of …
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Bangladesh is undergoing a great deal of political turmoil after more than 450 people died, thousands were injured, and the former Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, fled the country to neighbouring India, along with thousands of others. It all started, four weeks ago, when the Government chose to reinstate a job quota favouring relatives of Independence …
Argentina’s Libertarian President, Javier Milei, is close to replacing the Peso with the US Greenback. Calling the Argentine Peso a ‘museum piece,’ Milei believes hard economic shock therapy and adopting the US dollar will calm one of the most volatile economies in the world. The government’s plan to adopt the dollar, privatize key industries and …
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Unrest and division penetrates the South Pacific Island of New Caledonia. Violence erupted after Paris announced potential voting reforms that would expand the electorate body. Many Kanaks, the indigenous of the island, say that these changes threaten their presence and cultural identity on the island. However, others say that it is only fair that French …
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Encampments and protests are happening around the world in response to the situation happening in Gaza, a response that has been seen in Australia as well. At The University of Queensland and Melbourne University, such encampments have popped up demanding changes from their institutions and reforming of investments. Other camps have erected however in response …
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