SHOTLIST: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (SEPTEMBER 13, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. VARIOUS OF ANTI-RACISM PROTESTERS GATHERED OUTSIDE FLINDERS STREET STATION, SOME WAVING PALESTINIAN FLAGS AND CARRYING PRO-PALESTINE SIGNS 2. VARIOUS OF POLICE STANDING GUARD BETWEEN OPPOSING GROUPS STAGING RALLIES 3. INDIGENOUS-COSTUMED PROTESTERS PERFORMING TRADITIONAL DANCES 4. VARIOUS OF ANTI-RACISM PROTESTERS MARCHING UNDER HEAVY POLICE PRESENCE 4. VARIOUS OF POLICE STANDING GUARD TO SEPARATE OPPOSING GROUPS MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 13, 2025: At least four protests took place across Australia on Saturday, with issues ranging from anti-government corruption, anti-racism to Indigenous rights and pro-Palestine demonstrations, ABC News reported. In Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, thousands took to the streets to protest against racism under a heavy police presence. Victoria Police separated two opposing groups near Parliament House during the protest — right-wing supporters and participants in the Indigenous Sovereignty March. Some anti-racism protesters waved Palestinian flags and carried signs like ‘Peace for Gaza,’ in solidarity with Palestinians suffering under the Israeli genocide and blockade. New South Wales Police arrested one man for "breach of the peace," while another person flying a drone over the demonstrations received a warning. Thousands of people marched through Australia's most populous city, Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, as part of the "Australia Unites Against Government Corruption" rally. About 500 people protested racism and discrimination in South Brisbane, Queensland, while some of them chanted pro-Palestinian slogans like "from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free." Around 300 people also gathered across Hobart's Parliament House in Tasmania for an Indigenous sovereignty rally, with many of them sporting Aboriginal flags and banners. Separately, several hundred people gathered in Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, to protest racism, while a larger crowd marched against government corruption. The protests followed an attack on an Indigenous camp, Camp Sovereignty, in Melbourne on Aug. 31, when more than 40 men dressed in black attacked the camp following the anti-immigration March for Australia rally that weekend.