AUSTRALIA

Grannies arrested in Shell protest

NEW South Wales may have the Knitting Nannas anti-CSG protest group, but the American west coast city of Seattle has gone one better with the "Raging Grannies" taking to the streets to protest plans by Shell to drill in the Arctic later this year.

Haydn Black

Both groups have had troubles with the law, with five of the so-called Raging Grannies slapped in cuffs by Johnny Law this week during some of the ongoing protests outside Terminal 5, where Shell's rigs...

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