Anatomy of a Canberra Day of Rage
The April 21 Day of Rage in Canberra resulted in 185 arrests amid unplanned protest and a lack of preevent coordination. The Public Order Act enabled dispersal at Police Headquarters, while outsiders from universities and ACT locals clashed under a strained police stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
ACT
Australia
ANU
Canberra protest march on Labour offices ends with arrests
About 1,000 demonstrators gathered outside the Labour and National Service offices on Ainslie Avenue then Parliament House, marching peacefuly through Canberra. Police arrested three megaphone carriers and several others as the crowd dispersed near Parliament House and Vernon Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANU
Liberal Party
Parliament House
Department of Labour and National Service
Prime Ministers Department
Pan American World Airways
Ainslie Avenue
Discusion
Cis
ANT
ANU Union
Labour and National Service
University
Tts
University Avenue
London
Labour
National Service
NLF
Canberra
Pan Am
London Circuit
Petrie Street
Alinga Street
Garema Place
Commonwealth Avenue Bridge
Commonwealth Avenue
Parkes Way
Canberra clash at police station ends protest gathering
A student-led march to the police station outside Parliament House in Canberra escalates into a confrontation. Police disperse demonstrators after warnings under the Public Order Act, with arrests made as the crowd lashes out with insults and projectiles. The protest declines as most move toward the university lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuit
University Avenue
C. E. Kent
M. Robinson
Commonwealth of Australia
Charles Edwin Kent
Australian Capital Territory
Robinson
ANU
London
Kent
Public Order Act Summary Appears in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Public Order Act and police powers to disperse assembly. Mentions traffic disruptions and public safety concerns. Contains garbled names and phrases, making full attribution unclear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Hall
Taxation Office
Census Bureau
Treasury Building
Vernon Circle
London Cir
Marcus Clarke Street
Childers Street
Public Order Act
Joan Lynravn
Gollffe