Five year-old Findlay Gledhill holds a b
Five year-old Findlay Gledhill holds a banner as a group of redheads hits the streets of Melbourne protesting their view that there has been a lack of strong policies to reduce greenhouse pollution so far in the Federal election campaign, on August 4, 2010. �When Julia Gillard became Prime Minister it was a great day for Rangas globally. However she�s let us down badly on climate change, and now we no longer care what colour hair our politicians have, as long as they have some decent climate policies� said the head of Rangas for Climate Action Natalie Jamieson. Ranga is a slang word to describe redheads in Australia. AFP PHOTO/William WEST (Photo credit should read WILLIAM WEST/AFP via Getty Images)
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