Bird-dogging: Why the federal election will see a spike in confronting protests

Protesters are gatecrashing politicians’ events before the election has begun. Conservatives claim it shuts down debate. Climate activists insist it’s necessary.

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Bird-dogging: Why the federal election will see a spike in confronting protests

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