From barricades to boardrooms:The climate activists targeting corporate Australia

From barricades to boardrooms:The climate activists targeting corporate Australia

As climate protests sweep the globe,another breed of activist is taking a different approach:agitating for change at the nation's biggest companies.

  • byNick Toscano

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Andrews says Extinction Rebellion not'winning many friends'

Andrews says Extinction Rebellion not'winning many friends'

With major construction work already causing delays,Premier says the climate rebels'planned CBD blockades will only annoy city workers.

  • byCharlotte Grieve
'A duty to disobey':who are Extinction Rebellion?

'A duty to disobey':who are Extinction Rebellion?

An activist group is fighting a non-violent"rebellion"around the world to urge leaders to act on climate change. Who started"XR"and what do they believe?

  • byCarolyn Webb
Climate protester dangles off Story Bridge in Brisbane
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Climate protester dangles off Story Bridge in Brisbane

Police were negotiating with a climate protester dangling from the Story Bridge on Tuesday morning.

  • byLydia Lynch andLucy Stone
Climate movement'too loud to handle'for critics,Thunberg says

Climate movement'too loud to handle'for critics,Thunberg says

The 16-year-old Swede told a huge Montreal rally,estimated at half a million,that world leaders had disappointed young people with empty words and inadequate plans.

Brisbane climate protester sacrifices career to be full-time activist

Brisbane climate protester sacrifices career to be full-time activist

The Brisbane man said he was inspired by Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg's address to the United Nations earlier this week.

  • byLydia Lynch
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Eco-anxiety in children is nothing new - but we ignore it at our peril
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Eco-anxiety in children is nothing new - but we ignore it at our peril

It is a mistake to think that we can shield our offspring from the worries of the world. But real anxiety needs to recognised,discussed and confronted.

  • byBryony Gordon
Millions around the world strike for climate action

Millions around the world strike for climate action

Young people from more than 150 countries have skipped school as part of another series of global climate protests urging world leaders to act more aggressively to combat climate change.

  • bySarah Kaplan,Brady Dennis andLauren Lumpkin
Brisbane residents young and old fill the streets for climate strike

Brisbane residents young and old fill the streets for climate strike

More than 30,000 people were estimated to join the Global Strike 4 Climate Action in Brisbane on Friday afternoon.

  • byLucy Stone andJocelyn Garcia
'This crisis,it affects everyone':Organisers say 100,000 at Melbourne's climate strike

'This crisis,it affects everyone':Organisers say 100,000 at Melbourne's climate strike

Almost 300,000 people marched in cities across Australia for the coordinated rallies,but Melbourne hosted the largest turnout.

  • bySumeyya Ilanbey,Charlotte Grieve andPaul Sakkal
'We will never back down':80,000 strike in Sydney over climate change

'We will never back down':80,000 strike in Sydney over climate change

Organisers described Friday's turnout of 300,000 Australians,who were mostly school students,as the biggest nationwide since 500,000 people protested against the Iraq war in 2003.

  • byNatassia Chrysanthos