Protesters continue to block vessel movement from Newcastle port attempting to halt fossil fuel shipments

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Protesters continue to block vessel movement from Newcastle port attempting to halt fossil fuel shipments

Nov. 24, 2024 - 13:12 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

More than 130 protesters have been arrested after allegedly refusing to move away from a shipping channel leading into the world's largest coal port, in Newcastle. The demonstrations are aimed at ensuring the government does more for the climate crisis.