The Project Hosts Really Called A Climate Protestor From Flood-Ravaged Lismore ‘Privileged’

Members of The Project have gone and made a fool of themselves yet again by not having any capacity for nuance, understanding or compassion. I would say I’m shocked but at this point, the panel is almost always made up of Gen X Aussies with the attitude and perspective of baby boomers. The Project

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Twelve more climate activists have been arrested in Sydney after the second day of protests organised by Blockade Australia. Mali Cooper has just been released on bail after closing the Sydney Harbour tunnel and joins us.#TheProjectTV pic.twitter.com/99aneXupLF

— The Project (@theprojecttv) June 28, 2022

Waleed Aly

Yesterday’s Eastern Distributor protestor is from Lismore.

I think she’s well placed to teach us a thing or two about “inconvenience”.

— Georgia Steele (@steele4hughes) June 27, 2022

Me too
from South Lismore pic.twitter.com/aPH1rtRMDp

— Angela, Hugo's mum she/her (@AngelaPiggott3) June 27, 2022

Not to mention the 'inconvenience' to those already sufffering – esp. in Lismore with recent floods

— Fernando Longo (@FernandoLongoOZ) June 27, 2022

I’m assuming you have a car, a house or somewhere to live, a relatively easy access to medical care, more than 1 supermarket, 1 PO, for 27000 people!! Good luck to you mate.

— Tom’s Dad (@chromecastings) June 27, 2022

The NSW Government has spent $905,000 on fitting out the New York trade office. @9NewsSyd

— Chris O'Keefe (@cokeefe9) June 29, 2022

protest was fined $469

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