Extinction Rebellion protesters staged their latest demonstration, this time along Lonsdale Street and Elouera Street. It began about 7.45am and ended shortly before 9am.

At times, police outnumbered the number of protesters.

The protest started at the rainbow roundabout on Lonsdale Street, before moving down towards the intersection of Cooyong Street.

Demonstrators then held up the intersection for several minutes, performing an impromptu dance party and spray painting symbols on the road.

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The group then marched down Genge Street into the centre of Civic.

Among those protesting were demonstrators who were removed from Parliament House during question time on Thursday for protesting in the House of Representatives.

"We have a moral responsibility to fight unfair laws," one protester said.

ACT police put roadblocks in place in the area and urged drivers to take alternate routes and avoid the area during the demonstration.

It was the third Friday in as many weeks that climate change protesters have taken to the streets of Canberra.

This time they took over Braddon streets for a dance party. It began relatively slowly.

ACT protest organiser Nick Crowley said the protest was to maintain public attention on the issue of climate change.

"It is clear that politicians will not give in easily, but neither will we," Mr Crowley said.

"The sea levels are rising, weather systems are worsening and people's lives are at risk."

Up to 200 protesters staged a "die-in" at the intersection of Northbourne Avenue and London Circuit during the evening commute last Friday.

The week before had a similar "die-in" at the same intersection, preceded by a shutdown of Northbourne Avenue staged by hundreds of cyclists.