Law Report · What does it cost to protest in Australia?
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held a small information stall near Walleye Creek train station despite being told protest was not allowed on private land
“We sent a notice of intention to the police and said, we're planning to actually gather and hold a stall and a speak out at the Walleye Creek train station. And the police had no problem with that.”
“I will use Google maps… feed him all this information… he told me a small one hour drive to waterfall, a beautiful winery, and booked it for me.”
“I’d get up an extra hour earlier and walk to the train station… I was poor.”
“‘And the other is to stop selling people's private information.’”
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