Global climate strike LIVE: Australian school students march to protest climate change

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School students in Sydney joined thousands of protesters around Australia and millions worldwide, in a day of marches to demand greater action on climate change Full coverage: schoolstrike4climate

Most of the strikes across the country have now wrapped up, and organisers have reiterated their demands. There are three.2. 100 per cent renewable energy generation and exports by 2030The question now is whether 300,000 marchers, many below voting age, could be enough to sway the government to change tack. The 500,000 who marched to stop Australia's involvement in the Iraq war were not able to do so.

Along with tens of thousands of school and university students, 2500 Australian businesses allowed their workers to attend and 33 Australian unions participated.Police are praising the conduct of strikers at the rally in Sydney today. In a statement this afternoon, police said officers were deployed to ensure the safety of those attending.

"Police would like to thank the community for their patience during significant road closures throughout the CBD."Thousands of Sydney strikers are now dispersing from Hyde Park, where student organiser Daisy Jeffrey, 17, said it had been an "the most incredible day".Strike organiser Daisy Jeffrey.Ms Jeffrey, who founded the Sydney school strike movement, said at the first strike in November "this was just the beginning".

"We are on the outskirts of the biggest catastrophe humanity has ever faced and our government is doing nothing ... By each of us leading in our own way, and teaching others to do the same, we can build our way out of this mess."Federal Labor MPs Ged Kearney, Kate Thwaites, Josh Burns, Andrew Giles, Peta Murphy and Clare O'Neil have ventured into Melbourne's CBD to join protesters.

 

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Fantastic 80-100,000 in Sydney of non violent civil disobedience... Is what devices looks like...!!! Champions of democracy!!! ClimateJusticeNow Power of one is many...!!! Thank you!!!

What planet are you on? There were 10000 more than at any carols at the Domain that I have been too. Your estimates for carols are 80000 . This had to be more than 100000!

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Greater action? There's no fucking poistive action. How about some?

You reackon that is going to help the world We are only 1.6 per cent of global consuming Wait I think China is 50 per cent What did I hear they stoked of the un no because they pay them off Like everyone in Hollywood paying off there carbon admissions

Someone tell these kids about china and India. Probably never heard of them.

Brainwashed.

Read her shirt

If not in the top 2 or number issue of CO2 emissions is animals grown using industrial farming for human consumption. Who is going to tell all the kiddies today they better become Vegan. Let's talk about that one

Vikkik88 hundreds of thousands in Australia

Where are their priorities? Why aren't they storming Area 51?

Lol - I bet there were more kids using it as an excuse to wag school than were actually at the rally 😁

Not one protesting at the 🇨🇳 🇺🇸 or 🇮🇳 embassies? Oh that’s right. Don’t worry about their increasing emissions

millions and millions of dollars will be spent on bravery one day

This is the third March and no change and the protesters are hypocrates. If you are a true environmentalists then dont drive or use a mobile phone or watch tv. This components contribute to the climate. Hmmm and of course had to be on a Friday.

greta, bless her garycoleman

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It won’t make the slightest difference. Remember the Ban The Bomb marches?

Bums should have been in school no wonder why this country is going backwards

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