Adelaide Park Lands protesters turned the airport’s political billboard ban into a citywide campaign, erecting three eye-catching signs reading “stop the chop” to catch the attention of Labor delegates — including the Prime Minister — as they arrived for the national conference. With tree felling for a golf course and MotoGP track sparking outrage, even former Labor figures are voicing concern. A surge in membership for a Labor environmental group follows viral footage, pushing green policies into the party’s spotlight. Though the issue isn’t on the official agenda, protesters are making sure every delegate leaves South Australia aware — and pressured — to act.
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