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Up to 700 anti-lockdown protesters in Victoria are vowing to take to the streets for a second time this weekend.

Several small rallies are expected to begin from 7am in Melbourne's CBD before the main gathering at 1pm.

Organisers have encouraged demonstrators to stay within 10 minutes of the city centre while the location of the rally remains a secret. Authorities have been condemning anyone who takes part in the event.

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