Carmichael rail line construction disrupted for second day in a row

ACTIVISTS have sought to disrupt work on Bravus Mining’s Carmichael rail line construction has in Queensland for the second time in three days.

Cairns-based public servant Carine Visschers who protested against the Bravus Carmichael rail project because she said it would lead to ecocide.

09 April 2021
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Cairns-based public servant Carine Visschers and a group of other protestors blocked vehicles from entering the worksite west of Mount Coolon on Friday morning.

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