by kellyh | Aug 20, 2021 | Stories
Rebels from Extinction Rebellion WA were hauled from their beds by the State Security Investigation Group early yesterday morning and arrested as a result of inquiries connected to some chalk art on the bridge between Woodside and Parliament. On Thursday 5 August,...
by kellyh | Aug 11, 2021 | Stories
In the middle of 2019, Carmen’s 16-year-old daughter noticed an Extinction Rebellion event on Facebook. She had been concerned about what was happening to our world and asked her mum if she could go. Carmen was a busy working mum and although she was aware of climate...
by kellyh | Jul 31, 2021 | Stories
The Great Barrier Reef has been left off the World Heritage Committee’s danger list due to immense push back from own government, but there’s still a chance to save this precious ecosystem! Last week, the World Heritage Committee met to decide the fate of the Great...
by kellyh | Jun 30, 2021 | Stories
In March 2020, 70-year-old retired grandmother, Laraine Newton, and four others entered Parliament and headed for the viewing gallery to listen the debate on whether an act should be passed. If passed it would allow the extension of North West Gas Development...
by kellyh | May 27, 2021 | Stories
We love hearing about the diverse people who have joined XRWA. This week I spoke to Jess who has recently moved to Perth and joined the movement. Jess and her partner Craig were both pilots in the eastern states. Life was good, they loved their jobs, and they did what...
by rebel001 | Feb 2, 2021 | Stories
People are joining Extinction Rebellion from all walks of life, and getting involved in many different ways. Karen is our new copywriter/editor in our Media & Messaging team – here is her story! Hi, I’m new here with Extinction Rebellion Western Australia....
