School students who want action on climate change will target Tony Abbott’s office in Warringah and Josh Frydenberg’s seat of Kooyong on Friday, as the two senior Liberals face tough re-election fights.
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| Students during the climate protest in March. the school strike movement is turning its attention to key seats in the upcoming 18 May election. |
After staging two national days of protest in the past six months, the school strike movement is turning its attention to key seats in the upcoming 18 May election.
On Friday, students will also protest outside the offices of Labor’s Anthony Albanese and Jason Clare, prime minister Scott Morrison in his southern Sydney seat of Cook, and Liberal MP Trevor Evans in the seat of Brisbane, among others.
Warringah and Kooyong, two formerly safe Liberal seats, may be at risk of falling to climate-focused challengers.
Read the story from The Guardian by Naaman Zhou and Paul Carp - “Tony Abbott and Josh Frydenberg's re-election targeted by school climate protesters.”
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