Protesters remained in small groups below 19 and were socially distanced.
A 34-year-old man was issued a $1000 fine for unlawful gathering after he was given several warnings to leave the area but did not comply. Image: News Corp Australia
The state of emergency needs to be rescinded, it’s gone on way too long
So you can’t protest anymore for anything?
Oh no here we go the cancer of communistic rule and totalitarian violent police is now being rolled out in NSW, everyone must vote for an independent in every electorate Australia wide, this crazed mentality must be stopped now before we have the reality of the hunger games.
Our gov is becoming more and more dictating
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