Anti-war protesters clash with police outside Australian weapons convention
- Anti-War protesters clashed with police in Melbourne on September 11, 2024, resulting in dozens of arrests and 27 injured officers. Protesters threw rocks and other projectiles at police.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese affirmed the right to protest but emphasized that it must be peaceful, stating, "You don’t say you’re opposed to defense equipment by throwing things at police."
- Police reported that at least 24 officers needed medical treatment, and 33 protesters were arrested for various offenses, including assault and arson.
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