Anti-Lockdown Protesters Flood Sydney Streets | 10 News First

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Published on Sep 12, 2021
Sydney's streets were supposed to be empty today. Instead thousands of protesters flooded the streets for the so-called Freedom March.
Officer's couldn't stop the demonstration going ahead but they've charged 57 people and issued 90 fines.
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