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Moore St Sleep In – What a great turn out

April 2, 2014

[slideshow_deploy id=’1304′]   MTAG’s Moore St Sleep In Truck Protest was a great success this morning. Big thanks go out to Rod Quantock for his fabulous humour and generous time this morning. (Rod is performing at the Comedy Festival right now) Also thank you to the Snuff Puppets, Mayor of Maribyrnong Grant Miles, Scott Adams
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Moore Street Sleep In – Truck protest

March 13, 2014

MOORE ST SLEEP IN TRUCK PROTEST 8.00-8.30am, Wednesday 2 April 2014 Join us for a lawful protest to symbolically reclaim the street and give the residents of Moore St the chance to get a bit of sleep… on Moore St! Why are we doing this? Moore St has seen a 400% increase in night time
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Protest Action – Kids and Trucks don’t Mix

October 29, 2013 5 Comments

Ban Trucks During School Crossing Hours Join us for a lawful, safe and family friendly protest – 8:00-8:30 AM Tuesday 12 Nov 2013 Meet on Somerville Rd, north side of Kingsville Primary School crossing, 8:00am sharp for a symbolic group road crossing.This will be a family friendly event, with Victoria Police handling all traffic management.
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Schools and Trucks Don’t Mix!

September 22, 2013

MTAG campaign for truck bans during school crossing times on Somerville Rd Yarraville Kids and trucks do not mix. The health and safety of our children is being jeopardised by truck traffic. WATCH THE VIDEO: click here PLEASE SIGN OUR PETITION: click here Somerville Road in Yarraville is a two lane road in a residential
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Vote 1 – Trucks off Residential Streets

September 1, 2013

We have been asked by supporters who residents should vote for at the election if they are concerned about truck traffic in Melbourne’s inner west. Our answer: The Greens.Why? The Greens is the ONLY party heading into this federal election with a policy to address the truck problem. They have consistently campaigned on the issue
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