The Canberra Wave
against coal and gas
The Canberra Wave
Tues 26 - Thurs 28 Nov
A peaceful 48 hour occupation for climate justice on the final days of Parliament for 2024. Join with thousands on Federal Parliament House lawns to demand that Albanese answers: When will you stop new coal and gas?
We will be holding Labor accountable for its disappointing climate failure, as we ride the wave of energy following the People’s Blockade of the World’s Largest Coal Port in Newcastle.
The Canberra Wave will take place on the unceded land of the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people
Tues Nov 26, 5pm
Gather @ the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, move to Parliament Lawns
to start the occupation
Wed Nov 27
Occupation continues including 12pm mass rally with speakers
and music
Thurs Nov 28
Occupation continues - with more action to put pressure on
the government on the final day of Parliament for 2024.
Dates:
Why act?
Fossil fuels, like coal and gas, are the greatest drivers of this crisis. Yet, since coming to power, the Albanese Government has approved more than 13 fossil fuel projects and 117 are in the pipeline.
The science is clear: we cannot have new fossil fuel projects and ensure a safe future on this planet. We need land rights for First Nations, a plan for workers, and to break the fossil fuel CEO’s hold over our democracy.
Join us to make history!
Occupying the Parliament lawns will put political pressure on the government by attracting significant media attention, and symbolically challenging the authority of lawmakers.
This high-visibility action can put pressure on the government to address the Australian public demands for climate action directly, increase public support and solidarity, and create a sense of urgency around the issues being raised.
Most importantly, we are doing this in mass numbers, with a colourful diverse crowd. This sends a clear message to politicians; the people will not continue to put up with governments incapable of taking climate action.
What can the Canberra Wave achieve?
This event is the last part of the 10-day “People’s Blockade of the World’s Largest
Coal Port”, which starts in Muloobinba (Newcastle) on Awabakal and
Worimi land and water.
You can register for:
Just the People’s Blockade in Newcastle
Just the Canberra Wave
Or BOTH!
The People’s Blockade of the World’s largest Coal Port
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