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Thousands Join Pro-Palestinian March Over Sydney Harbour Bridge
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Thousands of demonstrators braved pouring rain to march across Sydney's iconic Harbour Bridge on Sunday calling for peace and aid deliveries in the war-torn Gaza Strip, where a humanitarian crisis has been worsening.
Protestors have called out the government and NSW Premier Chris Minns as the contested pro-Palestine march continues to sweep ...
Protest organisers estimate 25,000 people walked to the King Street Bridge in Melbourne, while tens of thousands more marched ...
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Victoria Police will have a "visible presence" in central Melbourne this weekend, with a pro-Palestine protest hoping to shut ...
The Prime Minister is pursuing a phone call with his Israeli counterpart after at least 90,000 people marched across the ...
There are plans for a pro-Palestine protest on Melbourne's King Street Bridge. Hundreds of homes were left without power for ...
Anyone who intends to disrupt emergency services during a city protest on Sunday will be dealt with swiftly by police, ...
Albanese, who last week resisted calls to follow France, the United Kingdom and Canada in announcing plans to recognise ...
Thousands of pro-Palestine protesters were met with a wall of police refusing to let them onto the King Street Bridge in ...
As tens of thousands of protesters marched across Sydney’s Harbour Bridge in a massive demonstration which far exceeded expectations on Sunday, one unsettling sight has been condemned online.
The event was one in an ongoing series of protests against President Donald Trump, this one on the anniversary of civil ...
Protesters voiced concerns about various issues, including immigration, healthcare cuts, and threats to democracy. The Melbourne protest was one of many held nationwide in honor of John Lewis.
Police in Melbourne are gearing up for a tense pro-Palestine rally, as demonstrators in Sydney face a court challenge to a ...
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