Police and security try to move on the Yellowcake stall at the Entertainment Centre
Robin Taubenfeld and other protestors handed out cake and leaflets at the annual general meeting of BHP in Brisbane this morning.
Police and security guards tried to move protestors on but Ms Taubenfeld successfully argued that the Brisbane Convention and Entertainment Centre is public space and there is nothing illegal about offering cake, tea and information to visitors and passers by.
Robin Taubenfeld prepares the YellowCake for shareholders
The yellow cake represented the Uranium ore which BHP digs out of the Australian soil and exports around the world.
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