Climate change activists, including a rural firefighter, have disrupted peak hour traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge by...
Protesters have shut down a city-bound lane on the Sydney Harbour Bridge during peak rush hour this morning.
Yesterday the group made posts on social media looking for people to take part in what it said would be a "snap protest" in Sydney today. Fireproof Australia describes itself as "a group of experienced climate and justice activists" calling for stronger action on climate change. The protest was being led by a firefighter "calling for simple things to do his job", the group said in a release sent to media.
Climate change protesters parked a truck on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and climbed on top of it on Wednesday morning, causing commuter chaos.
“Motorists are advised of potential delays and to avoid the area if possible.” All lanes of the bridge are now open. “Two of Fireproof Australia have glued themselves to the roadway and until the police able to unstick their hands they will stay there in front of this truck,” he said in the video.
Motorists heading into the city face a long commute to work on Wednesday with traffic brought to a halt by a group of protesters blocking the Cahill ...
Another added: 'These idiots are too stupid to understand every time they do things like this they turn the public further against them. Police have arrived on scene to remove the protesters adding to the peak hour traffic chaos Two protesters sat in the middle of the road blocking frustrated commuters with kilometres of traffic banked up back to the Lane Cove Tunnel. Several demonstrators stood on top of the truck parked in the left-hand southbound lane of the bridge. Motorists heading into the city face a long commute to work on Wednesday with traffic brought to a halt by a group of protesters blocking the Cahill Expressway with a truck. - Protesters standing on top of truck letting of flares while others sat on the road
Climate protesters have blocked a road on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, causing traffic mayhem for commuters. Madeleine Achenza. less than 2 min read.
Four climate protesters have brought traffic to a standstill on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Climate protesters have blocked a road on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, causing traffic mayhem for commuters. Climate protesters bring Sydney Harbour Bridge traffic to a standstill
Climate change activists disrupted peak hour traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge by parking a truck on the...
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Cars are having to reverse and merge into the bus lane. Entire expressway lane on Sydney Harbour Bridge blocked by protestors and a truck. New to Flash? Try 1 month free. Stream more local news live & on demand with Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place. A handful of climate change demonstrators caused traffic mayhem on the Sydney Harbour Bridge as they protested for another aerial tanker for the bushfire season and the rehoming of flood victims. Serial climate change protesters brought traffic to a standstill as they glued their hands to the bitumen and set of a flare on one of Sydney’s busiest roads and pleaded the government to meet two of their demands.
Climate protesters have blocked a road on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, causing traffic mayhem for commuters. Madeleine Achenza. less than 2 min read.
A rural firefighter is among a group of climate change activists arrested over a protest on the Sydney...
A rural firefighter is among a group of climate change activists arrested over a protest on the Sydney Harbour Bridge that disrupted peak-hour traffic.
The group has recently held multiple high-profile protests targeted at disrupting traffic and the movement of infrastructure, attracting the ire of the NSW government. NSW Police urged drivers to avoid the area on Wednesday morning after the group parked a truck on the Cahill Expressway about 8.30am, blocking near the south pylon, over Circular Quay and The Rocks. Two of the group climbed onto the truck's cabin, holding a Fireproof Australia flag and lighting a flare, while another two glued themselves to the bridge. Fireproof Australia is calling for the rehoming of flood and bushfire survivors, and the implementation of recommendations from the royal commission into the Black Summer bushfires. "Anyone engaging in unauthorised protest activity that puts themselves or members of the public at risk, and also causes significant disruptions to the community, will be dealt with under the full force of the law." The bridge blockade came just days after another member of Fireproof Australia ran onto the pitch with a lit flare during an NRL match between the Cronulla Sharks and the Wests Tigers on Sunday. The 32-year-old pleaded guilty at Sutherland Local Court on Monday to two charges. Police moved in on the group, arresting the four at 9am and taking them to the nearby Day Street Police Station. Two women aged 31 and 44 and two men aged 36 and 60 are yet to be charged.
A rural firefighter is among a group of climate change activists arrested over a protest on the Sydney Harbour Bridge that disrupted peak-hour traffic.
"Anyone engaging in unauthorised protest activity that puts themselves or members of the public at risk, and also causes significant disruptions to the community, will be dealt with under the full force of the law." Police moved in on the group, arresting the four at 9am and taking them to the nearby Day Street Police Station. Two of the group climbed onto the truck's cabin, holding a Fireproof Australia flag and lighting a flare, while another two glued themselves to the bridge.
Climate change activists disrupted peak hour traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge by parking a truck on the...
A rural firefighter is among a group of climate change activists arrested over a protest on the Sydney Harbour Bridge that disrupted peak hour traffic.
"Anyone engaging in unauthorised protest activity that puts themselves or members of the public at risk, and also causes significant disruptions to the community, will be dealt with under the full force of the law." Police moved in on the group, arresting the four at 9am and taking them to the nearby Day Street Police Station. Two of the group climbed onto the truck's cabin, holding a Fireproof Australia flag and lighting a flare, while another two glued themselves to the bridge.
Climate protesters have vowed to stop traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge for a second consecutive day after...
Climate protesters have vowed to stop traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge for a second consecutive day after four people were hit with multiple charges for ...
The group parked a truck on the Cahill Expressway, blocking traffic near the south pylon, over Circular Quay and The Rocks. Two of the group climbed onto the truck's cabin, holding a Fireproof Australia flag and lighting a flare, while another two glued themselves to the bridge. The protest is due to begin at midday at the northern end of the bridge at Milsons Point. A spokeswoman for NSW Police told AAP they were aware of the protest group's plans. "This was an appropriate use of an emergency flare, due to the emergency we are currently in," she said. Activist group Fireproof Australia said protesters plan to light flares and walk across the Harbour Bridge on Thursday as part of a "political prisoner protest" over the jailing of their member Andrew George. George ran onto the pitch of an NRL match between the Cronulla Sharks and Wests Tigers on Sunday, brandishing a lit flare. Fireproof Australia wants flood and bushfire survivors to be rehomed and the recommendations of the royal commission into the Black Summer bushfires to be fully implemented. Climate protesters have vowed to stop traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge for a second consecutive day after four people were hit with multiple charges for protesting.
Police have arrested and charged four people over a protest during peak hour on the Sydney Harbour bridge. According to police, the protestors are alleged ...
The four protestors were transported to Day Street police station where they were charged with multiple offences including refusing to comply with a police direction and entering Sydney Harbour Bridge to disrupt vehicles. The truck was parked on the left southbound lane of the Sydney Harbour bridge as the climate change protestors livestreamed the incident. According to police, the protestors are alleged to have parked a truck on the Sydney Harbour Bridge before two protestors allegedly glued themselves to the road while two others climbed on top of the truck.
Police have arrested and charged four people over a protest during peak hour on the Sydney Harbour bridge. According to police, the protestors are alleged ...
The four protestors were transported to Day Street police station where they were charged with multiple offences including refusing to comply with a police direction and entering Sydney Harbour Bridge to disrupt vehicles. The truck was parked on the left southbound lane of the Sydney Harbour bridge as the climate change protestors livestreamed the incident. According to police, the protestors are alleged to have parked a truck on the Sydney Harbour Bridge before two protestors allegedly glued themselves to the road while two others climbed on top of the truck.
The NSW Police Minister is encouraging magistrates to “lock-up” illegal protesters. Climate protesters blocked the Cahill Expressway near the southern pylon ...
Climate change activists disrupted peak hour traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge by parking a truck on the Cahill Expressway.
The group of four blocked traffic by parking a truck in the left lane, with two people climbing on the cabin, while another two glued themselves to the bridge, a spokeswoman for Fireproof Australia told AAP. NSW Police confirmed a police operation was underway on the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Wednesday, and urged drivers to avoid the area. Climate change activists, including a rural firefighter, have disrupted peak hour traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge by parking a truck on the Cahill Expressway.
A climate change protest planned for the Sydney Harbour Bridge has been derailed after activists hit a roadblock in their effort to disrupt traffic.
A police car was stationed at the northern end of the bridge and officers patrolled on foot. A NSW Police spokesman told AAP officers had spoken to a handful of protesters who were on the bridge holding flags and who hadn't caused any disruptions. Four of the group's members face up to two years in prison and fines of $22,000 after being arrested and charged for protesting on the bridge on Wednesday.
Climate protesters have vowed to stop traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge for a second consecutive day after four people were hit with multiple charges for protesting. Activist group Fireproof Australia said protesters plan to light flares and walk ...
A climate change protest planned for the Sydney Harbour Bridge has been derailed after activists hit a roadblock...
The protesters blocked lanes on the Cahill Expressway near the south pylon, over Circular Quay and The Rocks. The group of four blocked traffic by parking a ...
A rural firefighter is among a group of climate change activists arrested over a protest on the Sydney Harbour Bridge that disrupted peak hour traffic.
The group has recently held multiple high-profile protests targeted at disrupting traffic and the movement of infrastructure, attracting the ire of the NSW government. NSW Police urged drivers to avoid the area on Wednesday morning after the group parked a truck on the Cahill Expressway about 8.30am, blocking near the south pylon, over Circular Quay and The Rocks. Two of the group climbed onto the truck's cabin, holding a Fireproof Australia flag and lighting a flare, while another two glued themselves to the bridge. Fireproof Australia is calling for the rehoming of flood and bushfire survivors, and the implementation of recommendations from the royal commission into the Black Summer bushfires. "Anyone engaging in unauthorised protest activity that puts themselves or members of the public at risk, and also causes significant disruptions to the community, will be dealt with under the full force of the law." The bridge blockade came just days after another member of Fireproof Australia ran onto the pitch with a lit flare during an NRL match between the Cronulla Sharks and the Wests Tigers on Sunday. The 32-year-old pleaded guilty at Sutherland Local Court on Monday to two charges. Police moved in on the group, arresting the four at 9am and taking them to the nearby Day Street Police Station. Two women aged 31 and 44 and two men aged 36 and 60 are yet to be charged.