“Do we have contestant number three?,” Scott Morrison asked as two anti-Adani protesters were jeered and removed after disrupting him on stage at a business lunch in Brisbane. 9News FULL STORY:
Two anti-Adani protesters have stormed a stage to disrupt Scott Morrison at a Brisbane business lunch, but the prime minister appeared to take in his stride.
"Do we have contestant number three?," Mr Morrison asked as the protesters were jeered and removed from the Valley Chamber of Commerce on Monday. One woman carrying a stop Adani protest flag managed to reach Mr Morrison's side but was dragged away by security as a second protester stood to yell "stop Adani".
Then a table of 10 protesters started chanting "climate election, no more coal" before they were escorted out by security. One woman carrying a stop Adani protest flag managed to reach Mr Morrison's side as he began his address at the Valley Chamber of Commerce business lunch.Australian Youth Climate Coalition organiser, Melanie McAuliffe, said they wanted to highlight LNP government's inability to react on climate change.
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