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News and events
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Events
- Working for the Climate
- What will end Japanese whaling - an insider's view
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Previous events
- Design Awards ceremony
- "Voices from the Frontline" National Speaking Tour
- Be a Climate Hero: public meetings
- National Climate Emergency Rally, 13 June
- Vigil for whales: Canberra
- Earth Festival 2008, Sydney
- Walk Against Warming 2008
- 30 Years of Inspiring Action: Perth
- True Food parties
- Energy [r]evolution forums
- Certificate No. 000358/ photo exhibition
- Panel discussion: photo activism
- Public lecture: defining dangerous climate change
- Esperanza open day
- Canadian farmers GE-free tour
- Saving Paradise photographic exhibition
-
2007
- Walk Against Warming
- Close the world's biggest coal port
- 30 Years of Inspiring Action: Canberra
- Anvil Hill meeting
- Big Blue March
- Anvil Hill
- Use your body to fight climate change
- Grey Power climate change forums
- Talk climate change with your NSW election candidate
- Get onboard the Esperanza
- Keep Victoria GE-free
- Anvil Hill action camp
- Local climate events
- Guy Pearse speaking tour
- 2006
- Free talks at Australian Museum, Sydney
- The Age of Stupid: Live Premiere
- Media centre
- Greenpeace opinion
- Blog
- Issues
- Solutions
- Take action
- Resources
- Donate
- Shop
You Are Here:
Help make climate change history by helping at the Walk Against Warming on 11 November 2007. Even if you can't help, please come to the walk, and bring a placard. Last year nearly 100,000 people took to the streets at Walk Against Warming events in 28 locations across Australia. Help make this Walk Against Warming even bigger by bringing your friends and family.
The more people involved, the stronger the message to our government to take urgent action on climate change.
Greenpeace is promoting the walk nationally, sponsoring the walk in Melbourne and Perth plus supporting the walk in Sydney. We are looking for people to join us on the day.
If you are in Sydney we will have an active campaigning presence so come and join us. Email volunteer@au.greenpeace.org with your first and last names, post code and mobile phone number. We will email back within a few days with more details.
If you are in Melbourne and Perth join the team involved in running the walk on the day. We need as many people as possible so please bring a friend. Email volunteer@au.greenpeace.org with your first and last names, post code and mobile phone number. We will email back within a few days with more details.
If you are in Adelaide or Brisbane join with our local group in their activity on the day. Email volunteer@au.greenpeace.org with your first and last names, post code and mobile phone number. We will email back within a few days with more details.
Esplanade Park (near Marine Terrace), Fremantle.
Volunteers meet at 10:00am.
Walk starts at 1:00pm. Sydney
Domain (between Macquarie St and the Art Gallery).
Greenpeace team meet at 11:30am.
Walk starts at 1:00pm. Adelaide
Victoria Square.
Greenpeace meeting details to be advised.
Walk starts at 1:00pm. Brisbane
Queens Park (near the Casino)
Greenpeace meeting details to be advised.
Walk starts at 1:00pm. Other walks
See the Walk Against Warming website to check for walk details, and ways you can help out, in your area.
The more people involved, the stronger the message to our government to take urgent action on climate change.
Greenpeace is promoting the walk nationally, sponsoring the walk in Melbourne and Perth plus supporting the walk in Sydney. We are looking for people to join us on the day.
If you are in Sydney we will have an active campaigning presence so come and join us. Email volunteer@au.greenpeace.org with your first and last names, post code and mobile phone number. We will email back within a few days with more details.
If you are in Melbourne and Perth join the team involved in running the walk on the day. We need as many people as possible so please bring a friend. Email volunteer@au.greenpeace.org with your first and last names, post code and mobile phone number. We will email back within a few days with more details.
If you are in Adelaide or Brisbane join with our local group in their activity on the day. Email volunteer@au.greenpeace.org with your first and last names, post code and mobile phone number. We will email back within a few days with more details.
More details about the walk in your city
More details about helping with organisation on the day
More details about individual walks
Melbourne
State Library, Swanston and La Trobe Streets.
Volunteers meet at 11:00am.
Walk starts at 1:00pm.
Esplanade Park (near Marine Terrace), Fremantle.
Volunteers meet at 10:00am.
Walk starts at 1:00pm. Sydney
Domain (between Macquarie St and the Art Gallery).
Greenpeace team meet at 11:30am.
Walk starts at 1:00pm. Adelaide
Victoria Square.
Greenpeace meeting details to be advised.
Walk starts at 1:00pm. Brisbane
Queens Park (near the Casino)
Greenpeace meeting details to be advised.
Walk starts at 1:00pm. Other walks
See the Walk Against Warming website to check for walk details, and ways you can help out, in your area.
