A group of protesters attempted to interrupt Anthony Albanese's Labor conference on Saturday morning waving banners and graffitiing an iconic statue in Melbourne.
A small group of pro-refugee activists have demanded the government end its"racist" asylum seeker policies during a protest in Melbourne.
Protesters gathered outside the Moonee Valley Racecourse calling for the Labor government to end what activists claimed was"racist" asylum seeker policies. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Crosling "Hello, welcome to the conference on how to torture refugees just like the Liberal Party... stop torturing people."The Winx statue outside the racecourse was also defaced. Picture: FacebookMessages could also be seen spraypainted on the pavement.
"The last decade has seen the proportion of social housing decline from 4.7 per cent to 4.2 per cent of households," Mr Albanese said on Saturday.
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