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Liverpool, UK. 25th Sept 2022. Paul Erickson national secretary of the federal Australian Labor Party speaks to The 2022 Labour Party Conference, which is taking place at the ACC at Kings Dock in Liverpool UK. Picture: garyroberts/worldwidefeatures.com Credit: GaryRobertsphotography/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2K37GBM–Liverpool, UK. 25th Sept 2022. Paul Erickson national secretary of the federal Australian Labor Party speaks to The 2022 Labour Party Conference, which is taking place at the ACC at Kings Dock in Liverpool UK. Picture: garyroberts/worldwidefeatures.com Credit: GaryRobertsphotography/Alamy Live News

Political poster during the Australian Federal Elections 2022 Stock Photo

RF2J8YWNF–Political poster during the Australian Federal Elections 2022

Corflute for ALP candidate Michelle Ananda-Rajah next to an I'm voting for climate sign, outside a suburban home, during the federal election campaign Stock Photo

RF2XRK62T–Corflute for ALP candidate Michelle Ananda-Rajah next to an I'm voting for climate sign, outside a suburban home, during the federal election campaign

Sydney. 21st May, 2022. Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia's federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Credit: Bai Xuefei/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2J974EM–Sydney. 21st May, 2022. Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia's federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Credit: Bai Xuefei/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia s federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION BaixXuefei PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Stock Photo

RM2RRGFG7–220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia s federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION BaixXuefei PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

Paul Erickson National Secretary Federal Australian Labor Party, Speaking at the Labour Party Conference, Liverpool 2022 Credit: Della Batchelor/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2K37GNF–Paul Erickson National Secretary Federal Australian Labor Party, Speaking at the Labour Party Conference, Liverpool 2022 Credit: Della Batchelor/Alamy Live News

Adelaide Australia, 12 June 2022. An Australian federal election campaign poster by the Liberal Party. Labor leader Anthony Albanese was elected the 31st Prime Minister after the federal election on 21 May 2022. Credit. amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2JCBNK4–Adelaide Australia, 12 June 2022. An Australian federal election campaign poster by the Liberal Party. Labor leader Anthony Albanese was elected the 31st Prime Minister after the federal election on 21 May 2022. Credit. amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News

Melbourne, Australia, 8 October, 2022. A democratic labor party member with an orthodox preiste at a pro life rally during Pro-choice counter rallies to protest against the pro-life protest organised by State Parliament Member Bennie Finn near state parliament today. Credit: Michael Currie/Speed Media/Speed Media Credit: Speed Media /Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2K5FFP7–Melbourne, Australia, 8 October, 2022. A democratic labor party member with an orthodox preiste at a pro life rally during Pro-choice counter rallies to protest against the pro-life protest organised by State Parliament Member Bennie Finn near state parliament today. Credit: Michael Currie/Speed Media/Speed Media Credit: Speed Media /Alamy Live News

Sydney, Australia. 17th February 2022. Koalas in NSW are already a threatened species - now they are at risk of becoming extinct. A protest organised by the Animal Justice Party was held in Martin Place across from the NSW Parliament. Pictured: Penny Sharpe of Labor speaking. Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2HNG8Y2–Sydney, Australia. 17th February 2022. Koalas in NSW are already a threatened species - now they are at risk of becoming extinct. A protest organised by the Animal Justice Party was held in Martin Place across from the NSW Parliament. Pictured: Penny Sharpe of Labor speaking. Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

Brisbane, Australia. 30th July, 2022. Demonstrators carry banners during march calling for action on climate change and the end to new Australian coal and gas projects in Brisbane, Australia, on July 30, 2022. Members of the University of Queensland Environment Collective and University of Queensland Union organised a demonstration in Brisbane's King George Square to protest new proposed gas and coal projects in Australia. Speakers called for the halt of the Scarborough Gas Project and for the newly elected federal government to commit to better emissions targets.(Photo by Joshua Prieto) Credi Stock Photo

RM2JK6J1A–Brisbane, Australia. 30th July, 2022. Demonstrators carry banners during march calling for action on climate change and the end to new Australian coal and gas projects in Brisbane, Australia, on July 30, 2022. Members of the University of Queensland Environment Collective and University of Queensland Union organised a demonstration in Brisbane's King George Square to protest new proposed gas and coal projects in Australia. Speakers called for the halt of the Scarborough Gas Project and for the newly elected federal government to commit to better emissions targets.(Photo by Joshua Prieto) Credi

Adelaide, Australia- May 1, 2022: Political opposition sign in the upcoming national elections Stock Photo

RF2PM6M0G–Adelaide, Australia- May 1, 2022: Political opposition sign in the upcoming national elections

Political candidates in the Australian Federal elections 2022 Stock Photo

RF2J8RY1G–Political candidates in the Australian Federal elections 2022

RM2J974F0–Sydney. 21st May, 2022. Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia's federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Credit: Bai Xuefei/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- Residents visit a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia, May 21, 2022. Australia s federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION BaixXuefei PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Stock Photo

RM2RRGFRK–220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- Residents visit a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia, May 21, 2022. Australia s federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION BaixXuefei PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

RM2K37GNB–Paul Erickson National Secretary Federal Australian Labor Party, Speaking at the Labour Party Conference, Liverpool 2022 Credit: Della Batchelor/Alamy Live News

RM2JCBNK5–Adelaide Australia, 12 June 2022. An Australian federal election campaign poster by the Liberal Party. Labor leader Anthony Albanese was elected the 31st Prime Minister after the federal election on 21 May 2022. Credit. amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News

Adelaide Australia, 28 June 2022 . A campaign poster of former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison depicted as the the phantom PM still hangs 2 months after the federal election which was held on 21 May 2022 to elect members of the 47th Parliament of Australia. The incumbent Liberal/National coalition government led by Prime Minister Scott Morrison sought to win a fourth consecutive term in office but was defeated by the opposition, the Labor Party led by Anthony Albanese Credit. amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2JEPP24–Adelaide Australia, 28 June 2022 . A campaign poster of former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison depicted as the the phantom PM still hangs 2 months after the federal election which was held on 21 May 2022 to elect members of the 47th Parliament of Australia. The incumbent Liberal/National coalition government led by Prime Minister Scott Morrison sought to win a fourth consecutive term in office but was defeated by the opposition, the Labor Party led by Anthony Albanese Credit. amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News

RM2HNG8XJ–Sydney, Australia. 17th February 2022. Koalas in NSW are already a threatened species - now they are at risk of becoming extinct. A protest organised by the Animal Justice Party was held in Martin Place across from the NSW Parliament. Pictured: Penny Sharpe of Labor speaking. Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

Brisbane, Australia. 30th July, 2022. A demonstrator carries an Aboriginal flag during a march calling for action on climate change and the end to new Australian gas and coal projects in Brisbane, Australia, on July 30, 2022. Members of the University of Queensland Environment Collective and University of Queensland Union organised a demonstration in Brisbane's King George Square to protest new proposed gas and coal projects in Australia. Speakers called for the halt of the Scarborough Gas Project and for the newly elected federal government to commit to better emissions targets.(Photo by Josh Stock Photo

RM2JK6J5A–Brisbane, Australia. 30th July, 2022. A demonstrator carries an Aboriginal flag during a march calling for action on climate change and the end to new Australian gas and coal projects in Brisbane, Australia, on July 30, 2022. Members of the University of Queensland Environment Collective and University of Queensland Union organised a demonstration in Brisbane's King George Square to protest new proposed gas and coal projects in Australia. Speakers called for the halt of the Scarborough Gas Project and for the newly elected federal government to commit to better emissions targets.(Photo by Josh

Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the Stock Photo

RM2JM7CN8–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

Posters of Susan Templeman of Labor at the the Macquarie polling station Stock Photo

RF2J96YHG–Posters of Susan Templeman of Labor at the the Macquarie polling station

RM2J974ER–Sydney. 21st May, 2022. Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia's federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Credit: Bai Xuefei/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows campaign materials for Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia s federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION BaixXuefei PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Stock Photo

RM2RRGFTF–220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows campaign materials for Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia s federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION BaixXuefei PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

RM2K37GNE–Paul Erickson National Secretary Federal Australian Labor Party, Speaking at the Labour Party Conference, Liverpool 2022 Credit: Della Batchelor/Alamy Live News

RM2JEPP29–Adelaide Australia, 28 June 2022 . A campaign poster of former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison depicted as the the phantom PM still hangs 2 months after the federal election which was held on 21 May 2022 to elect members of the 47th Parliament of Australia. The incumbent Liberal/National coalition government led by Prime Minister Scott Morrison sought to win a fourth consecutive term in office but was defeated by the opposition, the Labor Party led by Anthony Albanese Credit. amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News

RM2JK6J15–Brisbane, Australia. 30th July, 2022. Demonstrators carry banners during march calling for action on climate change and the end to new Australian coal and gas projects in Brisbane, Australia, on July 30, 2022. Members of the University of Queensland Environment Collective and University of Queensland Union organised a demonstration in Brisbane's King George Square to protest new proposed gas and coal projects in Australia. Speakers called for the halt of the Scarborough Gas Project and for the newly elected federal government to commit to better emissions targets.(Photo by Joshua Prieto) Credi

RM2JM7CNM–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

A sign warning against Anthony Albanese as preferred leader in Australian politics Stock Photo

RF2J8XEJM–A sign warning against Anthony Albanese as preferred leader in Australian politics

Sydney, Australia. 21st May, 2022. Residents visit a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia, May 21, 2022. Australia's federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Credit: Hu Jingchen/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2J974FC–Sydney, Australia. 21st May, 2022. Residents visit a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia, May 21, 2022. Australia's federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Credit: Hu Jingchen/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

RM2RRGFRR–220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia s federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION BaixXuefei PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

RM2JEPP27–Adelaide Australia, 28 June 2022 . A campaign poster of former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison depicted as the the phantom PM still hangs 2 months after the federal election which was held on 21 May 2022 to elect members of the 47th Parliament of Australia. The incumbent Liberal/National coalition government led by Prime Minister Scott Morrison sought to win a fourth consecutive term in office but was defeated by the opposition, the Labor Party led by Anthony Albanese Credit. amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News

RM2JK6HY8–Brisbane, Australia. 30th July, 2022. Demonstrators carry banners during march calling for action on climate change and the end to new Australian coal and gas projects in Brisbane, Australia, on July 30, 2022. Members of the University of Queensland Environment Collective and University of Queensland Union organised a demonstration in Brisbane's King George Square to protest new proposed gas and coal projects in Australia. Speakers called for the halt of the Scarborough Gas Project and for the newly elected federal government to commit to better emissions targets.(Photo by Joshua Prieto) Credi

RM2JM7CYF–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

Adelaide Australia, 12 June 2022. A campaign poster showing a picture of Labour party leader Anthony Albanese with the words 'It won't be easy under Albanese' Anthony Albanese was elected Prime Minister replacing Scott Morrison at the 21 May 2002 federal election. Credit. amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2JCBNK6–Adelaide Australia, 12 June 2022. A campaign poster showing a picture of Labour party leader Anthony Albanese with the words 'It won't be easy under Albanese' Anthony Albanese was elected Prime Minister replacing Scott Morrison at the 21 May 2002 federal election. Credit. amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News

Political posters at Katoomba in the Blue Mountains of Australia Stock Photo

RF2J9701H–Political posters at Katoomba in the Blue Mountains of Australia

Sydney. 21st May, 2022. Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows campaign materials for Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia's federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Credit: Bai Xuefei/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2J974EP–Sydney. 21st May, 2022. Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows campaign materials for Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia's federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Credit: Bai Xuefei/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

RM2RRGFGW–220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- Residents visit a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia, May 21, 2022. Australia s federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Photo by /Xinhua AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION HuxJingchen PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

Brisbane, Australia. 30th July, 2022. A demonstrators chants into a megaphone during a march calling for action on climate change and the end of new Australian gas and coal projects in Brisbane, Australia, on July 30, 2022. Members of the University of Queensland Environment Collective and University of Queensland Union organised a demonstration in Brisbane's King George Square to protest new proposed gas and coal projects in Australia. Speakers called for the halt of the Scarborough Gas Project and for the newly elected federal government to commit to better emissions targets.(Photo by Joshua Stock Photo

RM2JK6J1M–Brisbane, Australia. 30th July, 2022. A demonstrators chants into a megaphone during a march calling for action on climate change and the end of new Australian gas and coal projects in Brisbane, Australia, on July 30, 2022. Members of the University of Queensland Environment Collective and University of Queensland Union organised a demonstration in Brisbane's King George Square to protest new proposed gas and coal projects in Australia. Speakers called for the halt of the Scarborough Gas Project and for the newly elected federal government to commit to better emissions targets.(Photo by Joshua

RM2JM7CPD–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JCBP51–Adelaide Australia, 12 June 2022. A campaign poster showing a picture of Labour party leader Anthony Albanese with the words 'It won't be easy under Albanese' Anthony Albanese was elected Prime Minister replacing Scott Morrison at the 21 May 2002 federal election. Credit. amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News

Political posters at Katoomba in Australia Stock Photo

RF2J96J3R–Political posters at Katoomba in Australia

RM2J974F4–Sydney. 21st May, 2022. Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia's federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Credit: Hu Jingchen/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

RM2RRGFR3–220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia s federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION BaixXuefei PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

RM2JM7CHG–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JCBNRD–Adelaide Australia, 12 June 2022. A campaign poster showing a picture of Labour party leader Anthony Albanese with the words 'It won't be easy under Albanese' Anthony Albanese was elected Prime Minister replacing Scott Morrison at the 21 May 2002 federal election. Credit. amer ghazzal/Alamy Live News

RF2J8T0T3–Political posters at Katoomba in the Blue Mountains of Australia

RM2J974EX–Sydney, Australia. 21st May, 2022. Residents visit a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia, May 21, 2022. Australia's federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Credit: Bai Xuefei/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- Residents queue to cast their votes at a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia, on May 21, 2022. Australia s federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Photo by /Xinhua AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION HuxJingchen PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Stock Photo

RM2RRGFCG–220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- Residents queue to cast their votes at a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia, on May 21, 2022. Australia s federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Photo by /Xinhua AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION HuxJingchen PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

RM2JM7CNN–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RF2J8T40W–Political posters at Katoomba in the Blue Mountains of Australia

Sydney, Australia. 21st May, 2022. Residents queue to cast their votes at a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia, on May 21, 2022. Australia's federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Credit: Hu Jingchen/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2J974DH–Sydney, Australia. 21st May, 2022. Residents queue to cast their votes at a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia, on May 21, 2022. Australia's federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Credit: Hu Jingchen/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

RM2RRGFTJ–220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- Photo taken on May 21, 2022 shows a voting centre of Australian federal election 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Australia s federal election kicked off on Saturday morning across the country, where either the Coalition or the Labor party need to garner a majority in a close-run contest. Photo by /Xinhua AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION HuxJingchen PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

RM2JM7CHN–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

Sydney, Australia. 21st May, 2022. A screen displays Scott Morrison's reaction at the Labor Party headquarters in Sydney, Australia, May 21, 2022. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has conceded defeat in the country's 2022 federal election held on Saturday. Credit: Bai Xuefei/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2J98C87–Sydney, Australia. 21st May, 2022. A screen displays Scott Morrison's reaction at the Labor Party headquarters in Sydney, Australia, May 21, 2022. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has conceded defeat in the country's 2022 federal election held on Saturday. Credit: Bai Xuefei/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- A screen displays Scott Morrison s reaction at the Labor Party headquarters in Sydney, Australia, May 21, 2022. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has conceded defeat in the country s 2022 federal election held on Saturday. AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION BaixXuefei PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Stock Photo

RM2RRGG00–220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- A screen displays Scott Morrison s reaction at the Labor Party headquarters in Sydney, Australia, May 21, 2022. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has conceded defeat in the country s 2022 federal election held on Saturday. AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION BaixXuefei PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

RM2JM7CYM–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2J98CAD–Sydney, Australia. 21st May, 2022. A screen displays Scott Morrison's reaction at the Labor Party headquarters in Sydney, Australia, May 21, 2022. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has conceded defeat in the country's 2022 federal election held on Saturday. Credit: Bai Xuefei/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

RM2RRGG0K–220521 -- SYDNEY, May 21, 2022 -- A screen displays Scott Morrison s reaction at the Labor Party headquarters in Sydney, Australia, May 21, 2022. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has conceded defeat in the country s 2022 federal election held on Saturday. AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-FEDERAL ELECTION BaixXuefei PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

RM2JM7CJ1–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CTH–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CYT–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CYJ–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CTT–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CHP–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CYN–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CYP–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CHK–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CR5–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7D2R–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CYR–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CTW–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CNA–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CHF–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CP0–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CYG–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CHJ–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CW7–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CWE–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7D2T–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7D2W–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CHR–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7D2N–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CW4–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CTB–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CTC–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CT8–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CPY–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CP4–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

RM2JM7CNK–Sydney, Australia. 5th August 2022. University students and other activists across the country took part in a National Union of Students' Day of Action. They are protesting what they see as a woefully insufficient and lacklustre response to the climate crisis. Students demanded more action from the Albanese Labor Government. Protesters marched from the UTS Tower to the ALP (Labor Party) office. The list of protesters demands were….1. 100% public renewables by 2030; 2. Fund an immediate just transition for workers; 3. Land rights, not mining rights. First Nations sovereignty now!; 4. Scrap the

Sydney, Australia. 16th October 2022. Protesters outside the NSW Labor State Conference at Sydney Town Hall believe NSW Labor has let down ordinary people time and time again. The Facebook event page says, “In 2022 alone, they supported the legislation of harsh anti-protest laws and have failed to support key demands from public sector workers. Meanwhile, Federal Labor has committed to accelerating climate change – an existential threat to all workers – by refusing to ban new coal and gas mines. Workers and students deserve better.” Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2K6W9PJ–Sydney, Australia. 16th October 2022. Protesters outside the NSW Labor State Conference at Sydney Town Hall believe NSW Labor has let down ordinary people time and time again. The Facebook event page says, “In 2022 alone, they supported the legislation of harsh anti-protest laws and have failed to support key demands from public sector workers. Meanwhile, Federal Labor has committed to accelerating climate change – an existential threat to all workers – by refusing to ban new coal and gas mines. Workers and students deserve better.” Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

RM2K6W9EW–Sydney, Australia. 16th October 2022. Protesters outside the NSW Labor State Conference at Sydney Town Hall believe NSW Labor has let down ordinary people time and time again. The Facebook event page says, “In 2022 alone, they supported the legislation of harsh anti-protest laws and have failed to support key demands from public sector workers. Meanwhile, Federal Labor has committed to accelerating climate change – an existential threat to all workers – by refusing to ban new coal and gas mines. Workers and students deserve better.” Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

RM2K6W9GP–Sydney, Australia. 16th October 2022. Protesters outside the NSW Labor State Conference at Sydney Town Hall believe NSW Labor has let down ordinary people time and time again. The Facebook event page says, “In 2022 alone, they supported the legislation of harsh anti-protest laws and have failed to support key demands from public sector workers. Meanwhile, Federal Labor has committed to accelerating climate change – an existential threat to all workers – by refusing to ban new coal and gas mines. Workers and students deserve better.” Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

RM2K6W9EP–Sydney, Australia. 16th October 2022. Protesters outside the NSW Labor State Conference at Sydney Town Hall believe NSW Labor has let down ordinary people time and time again. The Facebook event page says, “In 2022 alone, they supported the legislation of harsh anti-protest laws and have failed to support key demands from public sector workers. Meanwhile, Federal Labor has committed to accelerating climate change – an existential threat to all workers – by refusing to ban new coal and gas mines. Workers and students deserve better.” Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

RM2K6W9PB–Sydney, Australia. 16th October 2022. Protesters outside the NSW Labor State Conference at Sydney Town Hall believe NSW Labor has let down ordinary people time and time again. The Facebook event page says, “In 2022 alone, they supported the legislation of harsh anti-protest laws and have failed to support key demands from public sector workers. Meanwhile, Federal Labor has committed to accelerating climate change – an existential threat to all workers – by refusing to ban new coal and gas mines. Workers and students deserve better.” Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

RM2K6W9F1–Sydney, Australia. 16th October 2022. Protesters outside the NSW Labor State Conference at Sydney Town Hall believe NSW Labor has let down ordinary people time and time again. The Facebook event page says, “In 2022 alone, they supported the legislation of harsh anti-protest laws and have failed to support key demands from public sector workers. Meanwhile, Federal Labor has committed to accelerating climate change – an existential threat to all workers – by refusing to ban new coal and gas mines. Workers and students deserve better.” Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

RM2K6W9HM–Sydney, Australia. 16th October 2022. Protesters outside the NSW Labor State Conference at Sydney Town Hall believe NSW Labor has let down ordinary people time and time again. The Facebook event page says, “In 2022 alone, they supported the legislation of harsh anti-protest laws and have failed to support key demands from public sector workers. Meanwhile, Federal Labor has committed to accelerating climate change – an existential threat to all workers – by refusing to ban new coal and gas mines. Workers and students deserve better.” Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

RM2K6W9W7–Sydney, Australia. 16th October 2022. Protesters outside the NSW Labor State Conference at Sydney Town Hall believe NSW Labor has let down ordinary people time and time again. The Facebook event page says, “In 2022 alone, they supported the legislation of harsh anti-protest laws and have failed to support key demands from public sector workers. Meanwhile, Federal Labor has committed to accelerating climate change – an existential threat to all workers – by refusing to ban new coal and gas mines. Workers and students deserve better.” Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

RM2K6W9H2–Sydney, Australia. 16th October 2022. Protesters outside the NSW Labor State Conference at Sydney Town Hall believe NSW Labor has let down ordinary people time and time again. The Facebook event page says, “In 2022 alone, they supported the legislation of harsh anti-protest laws and have failed to support key demands from public sector workers. Meanwhile, Federal Labor has committed to accelerating climate change – an existential threat to all workers – by refusing to ban new coal and gas mines. Workers and students deserve better.” Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

RM2K6W9K8–Sydney, Australia. 16th October 2022. Protesters outside the NSW Labor State Conference at Sydney Town Hall believe NSW Labor has let down ordinary people time and time again. The Facebook event page says, “In 2022 alone, they supported the legislation of harsh anti-protest laws and have failed to support key demands from public sector workers. Meanwhile, Federal Labor has committed to accelerating climate change – an existential threat to all workers – by refusing to ban new coal and gas mines. Workers and students deserve better.” Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

RM2K6W9ER–Sydney, Australia. 16th October 2022. Protesters outside the NSW Labor State Conference at Sydney Town Hall believe NSW Labor has let down ordinary people time and time again. The Facebook event page says, “In 2022 alone, they supported the legislation of harsh anti-protest laws and have failed to support key demands from public sector workers. Meanwhile, Federal Labor has committed to accelerating climate change – an existential threat to all workers – by refusing to ban new coal and gas mines. Workers and students deserve better.” Credit: Richard Milnes/Alamy Live News

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