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MEDIA ALERT: Snap National Day of Action calls on Labor to Stop the Shelf

Conservation Councils Australia Wide < 1 mins read

Tuesday 3 June 2025 

Snap actions will be held across Australia tomorrow to protest the Albanese Government’s plans to detonate a climate bomb by approving an extension to the North West Shelf gas export hub in Western Australia.

Across every state and territory, the nation’s Conservation Councils will demand real action on climate change, and call on the Albanese Government to refuse approvals for Woodside’s North West Shelf and Browse Projects. 

In his first major decision as Australia’s new Environment Minister, Murray Watt, is set to approve an extension of the most polluting fossil fuel project in the Southern hemisphere -Woodside’s North West Shelf - to 2070. 

Among the planned actions are a series of community demonstrations in the following locations:

Tasmania: 7:30am at 136 Davey Street, Hobart 

Victoria: 10.30am, Labor MP Gabriel Ng’s office, 651-653 Doncaster Road, Doncaster 

Northern Territory: 8am outside Labor MP Luke Gosling’s office on Trower Road, Casuarina 

Queensland 7:30am Main St Kangaroo Point, Brisbane 

Western Australia: 8am at Elizabeth Quay (near commonwealth offices), Perth 

ACT: 11am outside the Office of David Smith, MP - 205 Anketell Street, Greenway - then travelling convoy to all Federal Labor MP offices in the ACT

South Australia: 9am, Steps of Parliament House, North Terrace, Adelaide.

Photos will be available following the actions.

ENDS 

 


Contact details:

For further information contact: 

Jem Wilson, Environment Centre Northern Territory: 0481 959 745

John Cooke, Nature Conservation Council Western Australia: 0433 679 780

James Norman, Environment Victoria: 0451 291 775.

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