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Australia Day: Arrests as police clash with Invasion Day protesters

Australia Day: Arrests as police clash with Invasion Day protesters 26 Jan, 2021 01:16 AM 5 minutes to read Police clash with Australia Day protesters in Sydney. Photo / News Corp Australia news.com.au By: Rohan Smith and Benedict Brook Peaceful protests calling for a change to the January 26 Australia Day holiday date turned ugly today as police clashed with protesters in Sydney. After hours of speeches at the Domain in the Sydney CBD, where police told protesters they could gather but not march, a number of protesters were arrested. If you do the right thing, I ll do the right thing, an officer told an organiser before the arrests began.

UPDATE 1-Five arrested as Australia Day protests draw thousands

Five people were arrested in Sydney in largely peaceful Australia Day protests on Tuesday with thousands defying public health concerns and rallying across the nation against the mistreatment of the Indigenous people.

Five arrested as Australia Day protests draw thousands

Five people were arrested in Sydney in largely peaceful Australia Day protests on Tuesday with thousands defying public health concerns and rallying across the nation against the mistreatment of the Indigenous people.

Five arrested as Australia Day protests draw thousands | World

MELBOURNE, Jan 26 Five people were arrested in Sydney in largely peaceful Australia Day protests today with thousands defying public health concerns and rallying across the nation against the mistreatment of the Indigenous people. The January 26 public holiday marks the date the British fleet.

Australia Day: Thousands defy Covid rules in Invasion Day protests

Australia Day: Thousands defy Covid rules in ‘Invasion Day’ protests Joe Middleton © Provided by The Independent A handful of people were arrested in Australia Day protests as thousands took to the streets despite Covid health concerns to march against the divisive national holiday. The day is highly controversial as it marks the start of Australia’s colonisation, when a British fleet sailed into Sydney Harbour in 1788 to start a penal colony, viewing the land as unoccupied despite encountering settlements. For many Indigenous Australians, who trace their lineage on the continent back 50,000 years, the day is remembered as Invasion Day and for years activists have been running a “change the date” campaign.

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