Tags: activism-and-lobbying

Bangkok on edge during anti-government rally

08:55:58, 25 November 2008, Radio Australia News

Anti-government protesters in Thailand have taken their months-long campaign to a Bangkok airport where the prime minister and cabinet have set up temporary offices.

NZ protesters attempt pie attack on energy chief

08:55:55, 25 November 2008, Radio Australia News

Protestors have stormed a meeting of New Zealand state-owned coal miner, Solid Energy, attempting to throw a cream pie at chief executive, Don Elder.

China arrests 30 over riots in northwest

08:16:25, 21 November 2008, Radio Australia News

Police in north-west China have arrested 30 people involved in a two-day protest that had to be broken up with tear gas after 74 people were injured.

Widespread strikes across Tahiti

14:14:20, 20 November 2008, Radio Australia News

Tahiti is being disrupted by industrial action.

Solomons retailers shut down petrol stations

09:13:06, 18 November 2008, Radio Australia News

Motorists were left stunned in the Solomon Islands' capital yesterday after petrol retailers closed their doors in protest against their fuel profit margins.

PNG landowners, government at loggerheads over carbon trading

09:53:59, 17 November 2008, Radio Australia News

Papua New Guinea landowners have called on the government to understand climate change and carbon trading before it makes any concrete decisions.

FPolynesians rally against pension cuts

09:45:33, 14 November 2008, Radio Australia News

Thousands of public sector workers in French Polynesia have taken to the streets of Papeete at the start of a strike in protest at French plans to cut pensions.

New Caledonia smokers riot over cigaratte shortage

09:45:32, 14 November 2008, Radio Australia News

Police in New Caledonia have used tear gas to break up an angry crowd trying to break into a warehouse containing cigarettes.

Strike diminishes New Caledonia cigarette supply

09:14:36, 12 November 2008, Radio Australia News

A strike of government employees in New Caledonia has resulted in an emergency delivery of cigarettes to the French Pacific territory.

Samoans petition against arrest of minister in US

14:02:17, 11 November 2008, Radio Australia News

An estimated one thousand people have presented a petition to US Embassy staff in Samoa's capital Apia, to protest against the arrest and detention of the country's associate trade minister Joe Keil.