30 Years of Inspiring Action: Perth

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The Rainbow Warrior arrives in Port Melbourne to continue its "Quit
Coal" campaign and bring the Clean Energy Revolution to Victoria.

The Rainbow Warrior in Port Melbourne, "Quit Coal" campaign, 2005.

Thirty years ago, a group of activists shut down Australia’s last whaling station – and Greenpeace Australia Pacific was born. Now our successful free photographic exhibition, 30 Years of Inspiring Action, is touring Australia. Next stop is Perth.

The iconic photographs span 1977 to 2007 and show our inspirational, vibrant and controversial history of environmental campaigning in the Australia Pacific region. From the first anti-whaling campaign in Albany, Western Australia, which ignited Greenpeace in Australia during 1977, to early climate change protests and anti-nuclear campaigns.

Details

Where: Perth Centre for Photography, 91 Brisbane St, Perth (Directions)
When: 6–23 October 2008
Opening hours: Thurs–Sun: 12–5pm
Cost: Free
Information: 1800 815 151

Here's a taste of the exhibition

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