170:'s Bolton Street. RPR spokesperson James Cockle said that the protest was intended to highlight the need for a better passenger rail network in light of the climate emergency. Cockle added that the group had warned the Government that they would commence civil resistance if they did not agree to restore passenger rail. On 12 October, six RPR activists blocked the southbound lane of Wellington's
201:'s southbound lane by gluing themselves to the tarmac. Police arrested the protesters for disrupting traffic. On 27 October, Restore Passenger Rail campaigners occupied the State Highway 1 gantry near Bolton Street a second time. Police arrested three campaigners for disrupting traffic. Though the group had intended to speak at Parliament's Transport and Infrastructure Select Committee via
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Passenger Rail issued a press release entitled "Four Lanes to Climate Hell" vowing to disrupt Wellington traffic in support of their campaign for restoring passenger rail. On 29 August, three RPR protesters including retired scientist Rosemary Penwarden blocked traffic on State
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protesters blocking motorways. Following the vandalism of MPs' offices, Wood ruled out further meetings with the group, stating that "crossing the line of vandalism, criminal behaviour and widespread public disruption is totally unacceptable." Cockle vowed that the group would continue pressing the
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Passenger Rail campaigners blocked the north side of Wellington's Terrace Tunnel. Three protesters were arrested by Police. On 14 September, three RPR protesters were arrested for vandalising the facade of Gazley Motor Group in Wellington's Cambridge Terrace. The protesters
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ruled out meeting the group, saying "They have not moved forward in good faith, they have disrupted
Wellingtonians, they have disrupted the lives of normal people instead of the Government's." The Adelaide Road protest marked RPR's second protest during the week and ended with the arrest of five
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Wellington during peak traffic hour. Police arrested the trio including Penwarden, who was denied bail and remanded into custody on a charge of endangering transportation. On 31 August, RPR protesters blocked the southbound lane of State Highway 1 near Wellington's Bolton Street.
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Wellington's Bolton Street in August 2023. As part of the discharge without conviction, Brown agreed to pay over NZ$ 2600 in
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Michael Apáthy and Lauren Dance, the group wanted the Government to restore passenger rail to 2000 levels and work with
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Climate Liberation Aotearoa, reflecting its pivot from advocating for passenger rail to opposing cruise ships, regarding them as worse polluters than plans. The group also stated that it would focus on combating transport emissions and pollution
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Restore Passenger Rail (RPR), the group advocated making public transportation free as a means of reducing pollution, congestion and combating climate change. Restore Passenger Rail pursued a strategy of civil resistance including blocking roads. According to
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Giltrap Group to protest against the pollution caused by luxury cars. RPR spokesperson Joseph J. Fullerton denounced luxury cars as "symbols of greed and climate change." On 7 December, Restore Passenger Rail activists led by Jonty Coulson called for climate action during an
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Liberation Aotearoa" (CLA). Spokesperson James Cockle said that decarbonising transportation would remain the group's key priority and that they would target the cruise ship industry and participate in council meetings.
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to create several networks of passenger lines connecting New Zealand's urban centres. If the Government did not meet RPR's deadline, Apáthy warned that RPR would adopt non-violent civil resistance to promote their cause.
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did not have enough money to fund passenger rail, and that it was not on his top ten list of climate action priorities. RPR regarded the meeting as a failure and vandalised the Wellington electorate offices of Wood,
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ordered Restore Passenger Rail to remove an offensive advertisement which contained an expletive. The offending advertisement read "So now we're f***ed," with the letter "n" replaced with the logo of the
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Restore Passenger Rail disrupts council meeting calling for climate action
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