The most iconic looks and signs from the strikes so far

I still can't get my head round the pineapple symbolism. Pineapples have a sharp, thorny shell but are sweet inside?

The only protester who bagged themselves a seat for the whole affair. Smart guy.

Definitely the cutest outfit around. Unfortunately, this protester wasn't able to articulate their thoughts on the strikes.

This lovely lady chose to raise awareness for the Australian bushfires that tore through the country over the last few months. Poignant and powerful, this painting put a global perspective on the issue.

I spent a large part of my primary school career trying to master writing a 'Graffitti S' and I can verify that these guys have nailed it.

She also chose to take a more international spin on the strikes, bringing refugees into the equation.

While I admire this sign immensely for its creativity and knock-off of Trump's campaign, I think its needs to be spun around for clarity. Great again… make our? What?

There's something oddly playful about the font size here. Perhaps the message is that it's really not that hard to understand the climate emergency – even a child could read and understand it?

Once a thesp, always a thesp. This lady couldn't help but bring a little bit of musical flair to the strikes today.

This sign takes three people to hold up. It's a miracle it didn't blow away. Credit to the man in the middle holding it all together.