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It appears theyve kept their word and blockades are popping up across Australia. The Daily Mail reports that truck drivers plan to block every highway entering into every state at the same time 9 am.

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Truck drivers in Queensland have shut down part of the M1 during peak hour for their vaccination protest.

. A group of truck drivers is planning to disrupt key supermarket freight routes tomorrow sparking fears the action could impact food supply. The rogue group of truckies insist. The protest convoy was in response to a shutdown of non-critical workplaces including the construction industry as well as travel restrictions on residents in specific local government.

Many of the drivers work on major building projects in the city say the price of diesel has made their situation unsustainable. August 27 2021. TRUCKER PROTEST - AUSTRALIA.

A group of truck drivers furious about public health restrictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic has vowed to protest by shutting down all major highways in Australia next week. They are protesting overbearing health checks border closures vaccine. Those against these protests see them as an unjustified intrusion on the civil liberties of others namely the right against being infected by the virus.

Truckies were organizing a nationwide protest set to begin on August 31st. They told citizens to stock up and prepare for the country to shut down. Australian truck drivers join the convoy for freedom.

People are getting desperate. Truckies plan to meet in cities in Victoria New South Wales South Australia and. There have been major delays this morning on a Gold Coast after truck drivers blocked a major highway protesting lockdowns and mandatory vaccinations.

Now South Australia one of the Australian states has dropped the vaccine requirement for truck drivers in an effort to keep them from delaying freight deliveries and jamming traffic. Australian truck drivers are planning a Convoy to Canberra to protest Australias vaccine mandates and harsh restrictions forced upon communities across the country throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. 7NEWS Australia published this video item entitled Truck drivers protest around Australia 7NEWS - below is their description.

Dozens of trucks stopped on the Sydney Harbour and Anzac bridges following the announcement of new COVID-19 restrictions. Around two weeks ago several truckies issued a warning to Aussies. One driver has issued a warning in a video circulating online that.

Australian truck drivers set to protest over COVID-19 restrictions. Truck drivers blocking major highways in protest against lockdowns school shutdowns closure of interstate borders and mandatory vaccines. Some of the early organizers were truck drivers but few Australian truckers own their own vehicle meaning the broad and leafy streets of Canberra were unlikely to be clogged with 18-wheelers.

A large-scale planned protest against Covid-19 restrictions by truckers in Australia has sparked concerns about supply shortages in the country. Rogue truck drivers have warned Australians to stock up on food for the next week or two ahead of a planned protest against lockdowns. On the morning of 28 September a convoy of eight trucks was moving in one lane on the Tullamarine Freeway at 20 kmh 124 mh.

Rogue truck drivers are reportedly plotting to shut down major highways across Australia to protest against Covid lockdowns. September 28 2021 - 800AM. Large truck convoy in Melbourne heading to parliament in protest of soaring fuel prices.

Melburnians have been warned to expect some delays on the roads as truck drivers prepare to protest over the COVID. The nation is polarised over whether protests should occur during COVID-19 lockdowns. Melbourne Police have put a stop to another protest against the lockdown and compulsory vaccinations after a group of Australian truck drivers were pulled over and fined.

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