Protesters clash outside One Nation fundraiser while Labor says opposition parties will ‘give us chaos’
Summary
Protesters clashed with supporters of Pauline Hanson outside a Melbourne venue hosting a One Nation fundraising event. The event was moved to a new location after the original venue canceled due to safety concerns, and police managed the protest without making arrests.Key Facts
- Protesters and Pauline Hanson supporters confronted each other outside a One Nation fundraiser in Melbourne.
- Michael Nelson, previously fined for disruptive behavior, was told to leave by police but was not arrested.
- The original event location canceled the booking over worries about counter-protests from anti-fascist and socialist groups.
- The fundraiser was moved to a new venue in South Melbourne where about 30 protesters gathered.
- Police kept watch at the event and said it ended without serious problems.
- Pauline Hanson said the venue change was due to high attendance, not protests.
- Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen criticized One Nation, saying they offer anger but no solutions.
- Bowen said Hanson and Barnaby Joyce plan to work with the Liberal party, and said this would lead to chaos compared to the current government.
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