.jpg)
![[Industry Direct] Opening a New Chapter in VR Gaming – ‘The ChicKing Dead’ Enters Early Access!](https://roadtovrlive-5ea0.kxcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/1_CKD_Main_Coverimage-341x220.jpg?#)
Australia’s student strikers for climate believed they could change their future. Where are they now?
Young people rode a wave of hope and power when hundreds of thousands protested with them in 2019. Then, momentum was lostGet our afternoon election email, free app or daily news podcastOn a stinking hot November day, seven years ago, Grace Vegesana and a handful of other young climate activists set up a small stage in a large square in Sydney’s CBD – and waited. Inspired by the first school striker for climate, Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, the high school students decided to organise their own rally.Vegesana expected a hundred people to show up. Five thousand came. “It was like, oh my God, we’ve unleashed some kind of beast, people want more,” she recalls. In the months afterwards crowds doubled and then tripled. Continue reading...
Young people rode a wave of hope and power when hundreds of thousands protested with them in 2019. Then, momentum was lost
- Get our afternoon election email, free app or daily news podcast
On a stinking hot November day, seven years ago, Grace Vegesana and a handful of other young climate activists set up a small stage in a large square in Sydney’s CBD – and waited. Inspired by the first school striker for climate, Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, the high school students decided to organise their own rally.
Vegesana expected a hundred people to show up. Five thousand came. “It was like, oh my God, we’ve unleashed some kind of beast, people want more,” she recalls. In the months afterwards crowds doubled and then tripled. Continue reading...
