1/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
Brisbane school student climate change rally
Thousands of school students have skipped school and flooded the streets of Brisbane CBD to demand government action on climate change.
2/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
3/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
4/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
5/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
6/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
7/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
8/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
9/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
10/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
11/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
12/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
13/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
14/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
15/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
16/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
17/23School students rally against climate change in Brisbane CBD. Picture: AAP/Dan Peled
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