2025 Invasion Day rally in Naarm / Melbourne. 26 January 2025. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

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2025 Invasion Day rally in Naarm / Melbourne. 26 January 2025. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

The Building Industry Group (B.I.G) of unions rally for a second time in support of the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU), which has been placed into administration by the Federal Government. 18 September 2024. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

The Building Industry Group (B.I.G) of unions rally in support of the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU), which has been placed into administration by the Federal Government. 27 August 2024. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Weekly rally for Palestine, week 21. Speakers included Indigenous activist Celeste Liddle, and Avi Puglielli of the Greens. 3 March 2024. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. See more: Melbourne Sunday rallies for Palestine.

Weekly rally for Palestine, week 19. 18 February 2024. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. See more: Melbourne Sunday rallies for Palestine.

2024 Invasion Day rally in Naarm/Melbourne. 26 January 2024. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

School Strike for Palestine. 23 November 2023, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Transgender Day of Visibility rally, following the events of the Posie Parker counter rally. 31 March 2023. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

2023 Invasion Day rally in Naarm/Melbourne. 26 January 2023. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Speakers included Lidia Thorpe.

People gather in Melbourne, their thousands, for a second rally in a week to stand in solidarity with the Iranian protests. Speakers included Janet Rice of the Greens. 29 September 2022. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Rally in solidarity with Iran's Mahsa Amini protests. 24 September 2022. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

In response to the overturning of Roe v Wade by the US Supreme Court, and attacks on women’s rights by right-wing politicians in both Australia and abroad; thousands of people rally in Melbourne to stand in solidarity with abortion rights. 2 July 2022. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.