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Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Australian cities today for the so-called 'March for Australia' protests. The demonstrators are protesting against "mass immigration." The Australian government has condemned the demonstrations. "We will not support a march that spreads hate and divides our community," Environment Minister Murray Watt told Sky News Australia. "On Sunday, Australians will do what mainstream politicians have never…
From Melbourne to Sydney to Adelaide, numerous Australian cities have seen marches against mass migration, with thousands of participants in some places. The identity of the protesters is unclear, but Australian media has pointed the finger at far-right and neo-Nazi groups. The Australian government has condemned the demonstrations.
Sydney Morning Herald
Protesters march in Perth
Ten thousand protesters have taken to the streets of Perth for the controversial March for Australia.
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in several Australian cities on Sunday during the "March for Australia" protests. The demonstrators expressed their discontent with the federal government's migration policy. They are concerned about mass immigration, pressure on the housing market, crime, and the loss of Australian identity.
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