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Gregory Marks

21 Sept, 2021

Rain and hail has not deterred the protesters with requires Setka to come. Construction workers have stormed the CFMEUs Melbourne headquarters in protest against mandatory vaccinations with riot police called in.

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The closure across Metropolitan Melbourne Geelong the Surf Coast Ballarat and Mitchell Shire was decided on Monday night after the CFMEU building was damaged and riot police deployed in chaotic scenes in the CBD.

Cfmeu protest. Tea rooms will be forced to shut and workers forced to eat lunch outdoors. Riot police have been on Monday afternoon pressured to step in to disperse a whole bunch of riled-up construction workers who gathered outdoors the CFMEU Melbourne workplace protesting COVID-19 restrictions. The protest then escalated when the CFMEU staff tried to return inside the building.

Once Setka went again inside the protesters smashed a glass door to the constructing. The construction industry in Melbourne and other parts of Victoria will be shut down for two weeks after a violent protest outside the CFMEUs headquarters. The closure across Metropolitan Melbourne Geelong the Surf Coast Ballarat and Mitchell Shire was decided on Monday night after the CFMEU building was damaged and riot police deployed in chaotic scenes in the CBD.

Riot police break up tradie protest. A violent brawl has erupted outside CFMEU headquarters as furious. By 1pm the protest had swelled to fill both sides of Elizabeth Street with union delegates standing at the front of the building to stop protesters from entering.

CFMEU boss John Setoka who tried to calm the mob before retreating inside when the violence broke out He said he believed the protest was hijacked By an extreme organization that opposes Covids restrictions. Demonstrators threw projectiles at CFMEU buildings to damage them riot police were deployed and rubber bullets were fired at the crowd. CFMEU Protests in Melbourne 35 Images Protesters marched the streets of Melbourne today in the wake of the State Governments requirement of mandatory vaccines for workers and the abrubt shutdown.

CFMEU boss John Setka who tried to calm the mob before retreating inside when violence erupted said he believed the protest had been hijacked by extreme organisations opposed to. Victorias construction industry has been forced to a standstill with a two-week shutdown estimated to cost more than 6bn after violent protests outside Melbournes CFMEU offices. Protesters have started to gather outside the damaged CFMEU building on Elizabeth St in Melbourne following the violent protests that saw riot.

A rally against obligatory vaccines has devolved into violence outside the Melbourne offices of the Construction Forestry Maritime Mining and Energy Union CFMEU. Union secretary John Setka tried. Riot police at Mondays CFMEU protest.

Construction workers will be required to show evidence that theyve had their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. Late in the afternoon water bottles and bread cartons were purportedly thrown and flares lit. Riot police at Mondays CFMEU protest.

The construction industry in Melbourne and other parts of Victoria will be shutdown for two weeks following a violent protest outside the CFMEUs headquarters. Travel between Melbourne and the regions for work has also been. Union leader John Setka was on a loudspeaker asking everyone to calm.

Hundreds of workers in hi-vis vests walked from their jobs Monday and gathered outside the CFMEU headquarters in Melbourne to protest the mandatory Covid-19 vaccine requirements that come into effect later this week. Construction workers anti-vaccine protest turns violent at CFMEU Melbourne. A protest turned violent outside CFMEU headquarters in Melbourne prompting the state government to shut down the entire industry There were a few of anti-vaxxer activists there who are not union members or are from our industry theyre the ones you see at all the protests Mr Setka told the Today show on Tuesday.

The Andrews government will announce the closure of the building industry after a day of violent protests outside the Victorian headquarters of the CFMEU. By 1pm the protest had swelled to fill each side of Elizabeth Street with union delegates standing on the entrance of the constructing to cease protesters from getting into. More than 500 people gathered outside the CFMEUs Elizabeth Street office to protest mandatory vaccinations for construction workers on Monday.

The rally turned violent when protesters clashed with high-profile CFMEU boss John Setka and other union officials hurling abuse and projectiles and smashing glass windows. It is believed the protest is against the mandatory vaccines among the construction industry and the group chanted. At a mandated vaccine protest riot police clashed with construction workers.

Rain and hail has not deterred the protesters with calls for Setka to come back outside and. Then they were consuming a whole heap of. Bottles were thrown and loudspeakers were smashed over heads as the protesters tried to follow inside.

It just got out of control. The construction industry in Melbourne and other parts of Victoria will be shut down for two weeks following a violent protest outside the CFMEUs headquarters. Closely armoured police approached the gang about 4pm after the employees have been seen kicking.

Once Setka went back inside the protesters smashed a glass door to the building. Construction workers have staged a protest outside of the CFMEU office in Melbourne to demonstrate against new restrictions.

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