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Police vow action if pro-Palestine march blocks bridge
Police are vowing to arrest or charge pro-Palestine protesters if they unlawfully block traffic on a major city bridge after a magistrate denied legal protection for a proposed march.
Chief Magistrate Janelle Brassington ruled Sunday’s planned march by up to 10,000 people across Brisbane’s…
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