Protesters Occupy the Capitol Building While Calling for a Ceasefire
Protesters call for a ceasefire in Israel-Gaza after occupying Capitol Hill as Republicans claim they are ‘pro-Hamas sympathisers’.
A single climate protester held a smoking ceremony outside the home of Woodside Executive Ben Wyatt.
An indigenous smoking ceremony was held outside the home of a Woodside board member in protest of the company’s continued exploration of oil and gas projects in the Pilbara.
An alliance of farmers, unions, and First Nations people are protesting a new gas pipeline in NSW.
Farmers, union members, and First Nations people across NSW have come together to protest the Santos Narrabri gas pipeline.
Aussie activist group Disrupt Burrup Hub conducts a silent protest after restraining orders handed to members.
Activist group Disrupt Burrup Hub met outside Woodside HQ to stage a silent protest after members of the activist group were hit with restraining orders from Woodside CEO.
Farmers in Victoria gathered on tractors to protest new transmission lines being built in rural areas.
Victorian farmers have taken their tractors to the streets of Melbourne to protest new transmission lines for renewable energy that will be built on their land.
Just Stop Oil protesters have been interrupted again by YouTube pranksters who crashed their banquet.
YouTube pranksters crashed a luncheon attended by Just Stop Oil demonstrators, to perform a counter-protest.
A Just Stop Oil protester interrupted his graduation to spray paint everywhere.
During his own gradation, a Just Stop Oil protester spray paint everywhere.
2 Wimbledon games were interrupted by Just Stop Oil protesters, leading to their arrest.
Just Stop Oil protesters interrupted up 2 Wimbledon matches, which resulted in their arrests.
Four Just Stop Oil activists were arrested after spraying Total Energies HQ with black and orange paint.
After painting the Total Energies headquarters in black and orange, four Just Stop Oil activists were detained.
Dozens of Just Stop Oil protesters continue to march the streets to demand the UK government commit no new oil or gas projects.
Their disruptions have resulted in multiple arrests, millions of dollars in policing and many commuters, like this cyclist, getting frustrated.
