Tash Peterson, 26, ran on to Perth Stadium in the first-ever women's Western Derby on February 15, holding a black flag reading 'right to rescue'. Peterson refused to answer questions from reporters while the squeals of cows and pigs being slaughtered in Western Australian abattoirs played from nearby speakers. Peterson told Daily Mail Australia after the protest that her sentence was 'reasonable and expected' but wouldn't deter her from more protests. In livestreamed footage of the protest, Peterson can be seen jumping the fence onto the oval with her flag in hand. DXE posted another video of Ms Peterson, filmed before the match, in which she explained what the groups 'right to rescue' campaign.

Source: Daily Mail July 10, 2020 13:30 UTC