Article 6R75V Wong confirms up to 500 Australians and close relatives to board repatriation flights from Beirut – as it happened

Wong confirms up to 500 Australians and close relatives to board repatriation flights from Beirut – as it happened

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A joint police statement warns there will be no tolerance for illegal behaviour or violence on any day of the year" in the lead-up to protests planned for the 7 October anniversary.

The statement comes from NSW police, Northern Territory police, the Queensland police service, South Australia police, Victoria police, Western Australia police, Tasmania police and Australian federal police.

Police respect the right to peacefully protest and assemble in Australia, however, there will be no tolerance for illegal behaviour or violence on any day of the year.

In Australia, there are offences that prohibit behaviour that incites or advocates violence or hatred based on race and religion, including the display of prohibited symbols in public under these circumstances.

The commission can confirm it carried out operational activity today at Parliament House. This was in relation to an ongoing investigation.

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