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Politicians condemn presence of Hezbollah flags at Melbourne protests

Published 30 September 2024, 10:09 am
The Australian Federal Police expects to investigate what it called 'six reports of crime', relating to the display of Hezbollah flags during a pro-Palestinian rally in Melbourne over the weekend. The move has drawn widespread condemnation, with Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke saying he'll cancel the visa of anyone seen stoking division. While the Opposition Leader is calling for stronger laws.
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