Qld cracks down on dangerous protest activity

QUEENSLAND government legislation aims to deter protestors from using dangerous devices that deliberately increase the risk of injury to themselves, emergency services workers and members of the public.

Qld cracks down on dangerous protest activity

QRC CEO Ian Macfarlane.

29 October 2019
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The laws make it an offence to use attachment devices to block transport corridors after activists used illegal and unsafe behaviour deploying dangerous devices on rail lines and at ports.

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