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Protestors target CQ

PROTESTORS are ramping up anti-coal mining activities in Central Queensland with one group blocking Aurizon’s coal rail line near Bowen and another vowing to up the ante in the wake of a Pauline Hanson blast at Greens Senator Andrew Bartlett.

Noel Dyson
Adani remains in green groups' crosshairs.

Adani remains in green groups' crosshairs.

Two protestors from Front Line Action on Coal blocked the Aurizon line, preventing coal trains getting to Adani’s Abbott Point coal terminal. Meanwhile, Queensland Greens have hit back on Hanson’s attacks...

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