There is a strong police presence in Melbourne ahead of another anti-lockdown protest.
Organisers are branding it the “Melbourne freedom walk” and a chance for law abiding citizens to get together and talk
about their rights. A similar demonstration was held last week and resulted in over a dozen arrests and many fines issued.
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