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Politics heats up: Observations and photos from the Melbourne School Strike 4 Climate rally

September 25, 2019 Antithesis Journal
A view of the School Strike 4 Climate rally from the Treasury Gardens. Photograph by Coral Huckstep

A view of the School Strike 4 Climate rally from the Treasury Gardens. Photograph by Coral Huckstep

We were impressed by the size and enthusiasm of the Melbourne School Strike 4 Climate rally on Friday 20 September.

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In Opinion, Photo essay Tags Climate change, climate rally, School Strike 4 Climate, School Strike for climate, Melbourne rally, Climate strike, Greta Thunberg
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