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Australian anti-vaccine, extreme right demonstrators target construction industry - Vimarsana News

Australian anti-vaccine, extreme right demonstrators target construction industry

The construction union is responsible for creating the political climate within which the extreme right is attempting to gain traction among a layer of building workers.

Source: wsws.org
Melbourne construction ban Covid lockdown: Stipo Lujivic fell from worksite to death during protests - Vimarsana News

Melbourne construction ban Covid lockdown: Stipo Lujivic fell from worksite to death during protests

Stipe Lijovic took his own life at the Crema Construction site on Spencer Street in Melbourne's West just hours after a two-week ban on construction was announced.

Violence erupts in Melbourne during protest against vaccine - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Violence erupts in Melbourne during protest against vaccine - Newspaper

Police use pepper spray, foam baton rounds and rubber ball grenades to disperse violent protest.

Source: dawn.com
Union slams VIC anti-vax 'morons' as construction faces $2B shutdown hit - Vimarsana News

Union slams VIC anti-vax 'morons' as construction faces $2B shutdown hit

Construction union leaders have distanced themselves from the thousands of anti-vaccine protesters who took to Melbourne streets on Tuesday.

Police fire rubber bullets at anti-vaxxer tradies who took over Melbourne's war memorial - Vimarsana News

Police fire rubber bullets at anti-vaxxer tradies who took over Melbourne's war memorial

Police have fired rubber bullets at anti-vaccination protesters who set up camp atop Melbourne's war memorial in the hopes police wouldn't fire on them out of respect for fallen Anzacs.