Walk Against Warming


On Sunday November 11, join thousands of other Aussies at the Walk Against Warming near you to send a clear message to our political leaders – that the community wants bold and effective leadership on climate change! GetUp Meeting Spots in Capital Cities In Melbourne: Meet at Federation Square at the entrance to the Ian […]
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On Sunday November 11, join thousands of other Aussies at the Walk Against Warming near you to send a clear message to our political leaders – that the community wants bold and effective leadership on climate change!

GetUp Meeting Spots in Capital Cities

In Melbourne:
Meet at Federation Square at the entrance to the Ian Potter gallery at 12:30pm.
Dale Dickins 0405 776 169 [email protected]

In Sydney:
Meet in the Domain out the back of NSW Parliament House at 12:30pm.
Emily Mulligan 0422 317 324 [email protected]

In Brisbane:
Meet in the Queen St Mall outside the Treasury Casino at 12:30pm.
Martin Rady 0419 896 648 [email protected]

In Perth:
Meet at Fremantle Esplanade Park at 1pm.
Robert Mazzilli 0410 346 604 [email protected]

In Canberra:
GetUp members will meet outside the Civic Library from 1.00pm to collect placards and T-shirts prior to the walk. We will then join the walk in City walk. Remember to wear orange!
Narelle Kelly 0439 491 997 [email protected]

In Adelaide:
Meet outside the General Post Office in Victoria Square at 12:30pm.
Tim House 0432 140 093 [email protected]

In Darwin:
Meet at Nightcliff Jetty at 5pm.
Charles Roche [email protected] 08 8981 1984

In Hobart:
Meet at Parliament Lawns at 1pm.
Phill Pullinger [email protected] 0428 554 934

or Find a walk near you!
By State – NSW, VIC, QLD, ACT, WA, SA, TAS, NT
Organised by the Conservation Councils of Australia in partnership with GetUp!

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Campaign Details

Group Leading this Campaign: GetUp!

Who this Campaign is Targeting: Our political leaders

Main Issue of the Campaign:

Campaign Ran From: 2007 to 2007

Year Outcome Assessed:

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Walk Against Warming