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Jack Gramenz

Coal-port protest could stop ships even if made illegal

Protesters gathered outside the NSW Supreme Court, criticising the need to be there. (Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS)

Shipping operations at the world's largest coal port could be disrupted by a planned "protestival" even if a planned two-day blockade does not go ahead.

An event scheduled for later in November is due to involve live music and workshops as well as a 50-hour blockade of the Port of Newcastle.

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