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Protesters occupy Cory Bernardi's South Australian office

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Cory Bernardi’s office in his home state of South Australia has been occupied by protesters defiant of the Senator’s stance on the Safe Schools program.

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The program, which is meeting it’s own resistance here in Perth, is an opt-in program that provides resources to help schools cultivate a more inclusive environment for LGBTI students.

Pedestrian have reported that the group of protesters have made their way into Senator Bernardi’s Kent Town office, chanting “racist, sexist, anti-queer, Bernardi is not welcome here.”

Senator Bernardi has not yet commented on the incident.

OIP Staff

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4 COMMENTS

  1. If you are a member of Socialist Alternative or you know someone who is a member call them to account for this destructive behaviour. The LGBTQIA community will never endorse terrorism or bullying.

  2. So what?! A few papers got messed up in a crowded occupied office and some furniture upturned. That happens when 40 people crowd into a space designed for 4. That could have all happened by accident.

  3. I can see why they did that. I felt the same way when he has mouthed off. but I think I’d rather see his lights punched out rather than useless destruction.

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