Alt text of above image: Blue background a cat waving, with the 350 logo. Text reads: BREAKING: We’re leaving X/Twitter. Not because it’s cool to quit, but because enabling a misinformation machine isn’t our vibe. Find us where the birds still sing: Bluesky! @350nz.bsky.social

This isn’t goodbye - find us on Bluesky (@350nz.bsky.social) or via our mailing list below. Let’s build digital spaces that align with climate justice and collective liberation.💙 #DitchingTwitter

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All we want for Christmas is our banner back! @JosephMooneyMP, Cameron Brewer, @SimeonBrownMP and Grant McCallum

RT @350nz: Today 350 Aotearoa activists took action and got trespassed from Parliament, because the government is breaching democratic norm…

This government is working to expand the private sphere of influence and slash public Commons that sustain us all.

RT @heroesatwork: I've just donated to this movement to stop the fast-track thuggery, Donate to our campaign to stop fast-tracked climate d…

The group dropped banners and chanted “this bill kills” from the public gallery. “We refuse to take this lying down - and extractive projects will never have the social licence to go ahead as we resist them at every turn,” said 350's @Adam_Currie_NZ

"It doesn't matter if the bill passes today, because we're going to be there to stop them, and communities are going to be there to stop them, all across the country. They have no social license to operate."

RT @tomdaynz: Protesters have disrupted the third reading of the fast track approvals bill by dropping down banners from the public gallery…

The fast-track bill is anti-democratic, anti-climate & anti-Te Tiriti. It would enable coal mines on kiwi habitat & air-polluting waste incinerator plants communities don’t want. The govts fast-track is like trying to sprint on a tightrope—it’s reckless, dangerous & bound to fail

We have followed the official process to a tee - filing submissions, waiting patiently to be heard etc. But it hasn’t worked, and democratic norms have been breached. We may have broken Parliament rules to make a point, but Luxon’s Govt is not following the rules either.