Why California wildfires won't destroy Getty Center art: Inside the billion-dollar fortress protected by travertine stone-clad walls, crushed stone rooftops, million gallon underground water tank and even fire resistant acacia SHRUBS. Prized works of art in a museum in the path of California wildfires will be safe from flames because the building was built with fire-resistance in mind - including a own million-gallon water tank under its garage. Flames were seen raging along 405 Freeway near the Getty Center, which displays pre-20th century works of art by artists including Rembrandt and Van Gogh. However fire resistance was built into the billion-dollar complex, Ron Hartwig, vice president of communications for the J. Paul Getty Trust said previously. 🔥

More than 20 climate change protesters were arrested on Tuesday morning as they targeted a mining conference in Melbourne, Australia. Ugly scuffles broke out as protesters blocking the disabled entrance to the city's Convention Centre had to be physically removed. Pictures showed a man with dreadlocks and red shorts desperately resisting officers while footage captured several policemen dragging a man away by the face as others used capsicum spray on demonstrators. Two of the protesters were arrested for alleged animal cruelty after a police horse was attacked, Victoria Police said. 👮🏻‍♂️