Melbourne is experiencing a new wave of violence as chaos erupts almost weekly at protests in the CBD. No longer are right-wing elements shouldering the blame.
The Victorian Premier says Melbourne’s CBD is safe and the violence that occurred at the weekend was a “very different pattern of behaviour”.
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There is a right to protest and sometimes protests get ugly — that’s why we need common-sense safety measures
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