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From Search and Rescue to Protests on the Streets

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 06: Masked protesters holding placards march through the CBD during a Black Lives Mater rally on 06 June, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. This event was organised to rally against aboriginal deaths in custody in Australia as well as in unity with protests across the United States following the killing of an unarmed black man George Floyd at the hands of a police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

SES personnel arrive back at the staging area after 14 year old William Callaghan was found by a local bushman at Mt Disappointment in Victoria. An air-and-ground search is continuing for lost Victorian teenager William Callaghan, who suffers from non-verbal autism and is lost in steep and rugged terrain in Victoria after temperatures dropped below freezing overnight.

Local bushman, Ben found William Callaghan near the staging area at Mt Disappointment in Victoria. An air-and-ground search is continuing for lost Victorian teenager William Callaghan, who suffers from non-verbal autism and is lost in steep and rugged terrain in Victoria after temperatures dropped below freezing overnight.

William is carried by his Step Father into the ambulance at Mt Disappointment in Victoria. An air-and-ground search is continuing for lost Victorian teenager William Callaghan, who suffers from non-verbal autism and is lost in steep and rugged terrain in Victoria after temperatures dropped below freezing overnight.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - June 27: Medial staff, including military personnel are seen conducting testing at the new Mobile Testing Site at CB Smith Reserve Fawkner as people come in large numbers to get tested during COVID 19 on 27 June, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Amid a worrying increase of Coronavirus test positive cases in Victoria which is sparking fears of a second wave the State Premier, Daniel Andrews announced last week that a targeted testing blitz would be launched yesterday (26 June) across ten targeted suburbs to zero in on community transmission. For the next fortnight, 10,000 tests will be conducted across Keilor Downs, Broadmeadows, Maidstone, Albanvale, Sunshine West, Hallam, Brunswick West, Fawkner, Reservoir and Pakenham, with Keilor Downs and Broadmeadows identified as the top two and focus of the next three days of testing. An additional 41 new test positive cases have been uncovered overnight. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - June 27: A young woman gets tested for Coronavirus by medical staff wearing full PPE at the new Mobile Testing Site at the Melbourne Showgrounds during COVID 19 on 27 June, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Amid a worrying increase of Coronavirus test positive cases in Victoria which is sparking fears of a second wave the State Premier, Daniel Andrews announced last week that a targeted testing blitz would be launched yesterday (26 June) across ten targeted suburbs to zero in on community transmission. For the next fortnight, 10,000 tests will be conducted across Keilor Downs, Broadmeadows, Maidstone, Albanvale, Sunshine West, Hallam, Brunswick West, Fawkner, Reservoir and Pakenham, with Keilor Downs and Broadmeadows identified as the top two and focus of the next three days of testing. An additional 41 new test positive cases have been uncovered overnight. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 5: The Federal Greens Leader Adam Bandt speaks to the media at the entrance of 12 Sutton Street North Melbourne after a failed attempt to drop multi lingual leaflets into the the mailboxes of residents in that tower to help them understand why they were forbidden to leave their units amid a full and total lockdown of 9 housing commission high rise towers in North Melbourne and Flemington during COVID 19 on 5 July, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. After 108 new cases where uncovered overnight, the Premier Daniel Andrews announced on July 4 that effective at midnight last night, two more suburbs have been added to the suburb by suburb lockdown being Flemington and North Melbourne. Further to that, nine high rise public housing buildings in these suburbs have been placed under hard lockdown for a minimum of five days, effective immediately. Residents in these towers will not be allowed to leave their units for any reason. Police will be stationed at every entry and exit point, every level, and they will also surround these locations preventing any movement in, or out. There is a total of 1354 units and over 3000 residents living in these buildings including the states most vulnerable people. Authorities will ensure that food, medical supplies and general supplies will be provided as well as any mental health services as required. This move is unprecedented in Australia’s history and will require an unprecedented number of police to enforce the total lockdown with estimates of over 500 police officers stationed at these locations to enforce the lockdown orders. This comes amid fears of a second wave of Coronavirus infections in Victoria, with the total active cases now being 509. Fourteen are linked to controlled out breaks, 25 from routine testing and 69 are still under investigation. These new restrictions will remain in place for fourteen days with fears of further lockdowns to come. The Government have stressed that if Victorians do not follow the basic COVIDSafe rules, the whole state will go back in to lockdown. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 5: Angry residents are seen in the windows of the housing commission tower located at 12 Sutton Street amid a full and total lockdown of 9 housing commission high rise towers in North Melbourne and Flemington during COVID 19 on 5 July, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. After 108 new cases where uncovered overnight, the Premier Daniel Andrews announced on July 4 that effective at midnight last night, two more suburbs have been added to the suburb by suburb lockdown being Flemington and North Melbourne. Further to that, nine high rise public housing buildings in these suburbs have been placed under hard lockdown for a minimum of five days, effective immediately. Residents in these towers will not be allowed to leave their units for any reason. Police will be stationed at every entry and exit point, every level, and they will also surround these locations preventing any movement in, or out. There is a total of 1354 units and over 3000 residents living in these buildings including the states most vulnerable people. Authorities will ensure that food, medical supplies and general supplies will be provided as well as any mental health services as required. This move is unprecedented in Australia’s history and will require an unprecedented number of police to enforce the total lockdown with estimates of over 500 police officers stationed at these locations to enforce the lockdown orders. This comes amid fears of a second wave of Coronavirus infections in Victoria, with the total active cases now being 509. Fourteen are linked to controlled out breaks, 25 from routine testing and 69 are still under investigation. These new restrictions will remain in place for fourteen days with fears of further lockdowns to come. The Government have stressed that if Victorians do not follow the basic COVIDSafe rules, the whole state will go back in to lockdown. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 5: Healthcare workers are seen in full PPE amid a full and total lockdown of 9 housing commission high rise towers in North Melbourne and Flemington during COVID 19 on 5 July, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. After 108 new cases where uncovered overnight, the Premier Daniel Andrews announced on July 4 that effective at midnight last night, two more suburbs have been added to the suburb by suburb lockdown being Flemington and North Melbourne. Further to that, nine high rise public housing buildings in these suburbs have been placed under hard lockdown for a minimum of five days, effective immediately. Residents in these towers will not be allowed to leave their units for any reason. Police will be stationed at every entry and exit point, every level, and they will also surround these locations preventing any movement in, or out. There is a total of 1354 units and over 3000 residents living in these buildings including the states most vulnerable people. Authorities will ensure that food, medical supplies and general supplies will be provided as well as any mental health services as required. This move is unprecedented in Australia’s history and will require an unprecedented number of police to enforce the total lockdown with estimates of over 500 police officers stationed at these locations to enforce the lockdown orders. This comes amid fears of a second wave of Coronavirus infections in Victoria, with the total active cases now being 509. Fourteen are linked to controlled out breaks, 25 from routine testing and 69 are still under investigation. These new restrictions will remain in place for fourteen days with fears of further lockdowns to come. The Government have stressed that if Victorians do not follow the basic COVIDSafe rules, the whole state will go back in to lockdown. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 5: Angry tower residents place signs in their windows showing messages of despair amid a full and total lockdown of 9 housing commission high rise towers in North Melbourne and Flemington during COVID 19 on 5 July, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. After 108 new cases where uncovered overnight, the Premier Daniel Andrews announced on July 4 that effective at midnight last night, two more suburbs have been added to the suburb by suburb lockdown being Flemington and North Melbourne. Further to that, nine high rise public housing buildings in these suburbs have been placed under hard lockdown for a minimum of five days, effective immediately. Residents in these towers will not be allowed to leave their units for any reason. Police will be stationed at every entry and exit point, every level, and they will also surround these locations preventing any movement in, or out. There is a total of 1354 units and over 3000 residents living in these buildings including the states most vulnerable people. Authorities will ensure that food, medical supplies and general supplies will be provided as well as any mental health services as required. This move is unprecedented in Australia’s history and will require an unprecedented number of police to enforce the total lockdown with estimates of over 500 police officers stationed at these locations to enforce the lockdown orders. This comes amid fears of a second wave of Coronavirus infections in Victoria, with the total active cases now being 509. Fourteen are linked to controlled out breaks, 25 from routine testing and 69 are still under investigation. These new restrictions will remain in place for fourteen days with fears of further lockdowns to come. The Government have stressed that if Victorians do not follow the basic COVIDSafe rules, the whole state will go back in to lockdown. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 31: Mounted Police pose as they stand guard outside the Shrine of Remembrance as anti mask protesters promised to hold a rally during COVID 19 on 31 July, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Anti facemask protesters rally at the Shrine of Remembrance a day after Victoria sees a new record in Coronavirus cases. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 31: Mounted Police are seen standing guard outside the Shrine of Remembrance as anti mask protesters promised to hold a rally during COVID 19 on 31 July, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Anti facemask protesters rally at the Shrine of Remembrance a day after Victoria sees a new record in Coronavirus cases. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 31: Alex (centre) is led away by police after being arrested for not wearing a mask in public and refusing to provide his name during COVID 19 on 31 July, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Anti facemask protesters rally at the Shrine of Remembrance a day after Victoria sees a new record in Coronavirus cases. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

Melbourne under curfew, a city devoid of life. A view of a tram stop on Collins Street during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday his plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months giving his government and his Chief Health Officer, Brett Sutton, unprecedented powers as well as the ability to curtail democratic checks and balances. It comes as case numbers continue to fall. Responsibility for the current wave the State is experiencing rests solely on the Andrews Governments shoulders and some are saying that if they cannot manage hotel quarantine effectively, handing them full and total power without accountability would be a fatal mistake. Victoria records another 149 cases overnight and a further 24 deaths, 21 in Aged Care.

A view of Flinders Street Station as seen from Sandridge Bridge during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.

A view of Flinders Street Station under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.

Despite claims that the homeless have been provided hotel rooms during the COVID-19 crisis, rough sleepers are seen littered throughout the city. A homeless man is seen sleeping in the freezing cold in Southbank during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.

A view of St Kilda Road towards The Shrine under curfew during COVID-19 in Melbourne, Australia. Opposition to Premier Daniel Andrews plans to extend Victoria's State of Emergency for another 12 months continues as he negotiates with Cross Benchers to pass the amendment. It comes as case numbers continue to fall.

MELBOURNE, VIC - SEPTEMBER 05: Police push media out of the way during the Anti-Lockdown Protest on September 05, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. Stage 4 restrictions are in place from 6pm on Sunday 2 August for metropolitan Melbourne. This includes a curfew from 8pm to 5am every evening. During this time people are only allowed to leave their house for work, and essential health, care or safety reasons. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, VIC - SEPTEMBER 05: Public Order Response Police violently push a woman back as the march towards protesters during the Anti-Lockdown Protest on September 05, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. Stage 4 restrictions are in place from 6pm on Sunday 2 August for metropolitan Melbourne. This includes a curfew from 8pm to 5am every evening. During this time people are only allowed to leave their house for work, and essential health, care or safety reasons. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, VIC - SEPTEMBER 05: An elderly man passionately calls for the end of lockdowns as he reminded the police of the Eureka Stockade during the Anti-Lockdown Protest on September 05, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. Stage 4 restrictions are in place from 6pm on Sunday 2 August for metropolitan Melbourne. This includes a curfew from 8pm to 5am every evening. During this time people are only allowed to leave their house for work, and essential health, care or safety reasons. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, VIC - SEPTEMBER 05: A man glances back at police after rallying the crowd during the Anti-Lockdown Protest on September 05, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. Stage 4 restrictions are in place from 6pm on Sunday 2 August for metropolitan Melbourne. This includes a curfew from 8pm to 5am every evening. During this time people are only allowed to leave their house for work, and essential health, care or safety reasons. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, VIC - SEPTEMBER 05: Wto men are seen shaking hands during the Anti-Lockdown Protest on September 05, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. Stage 4 restrictions are in place from 6pm on Sunday 2 August for metropolitan Melbourne. This includes a curfew from 8pm to 5am every evening. During this time people are only allowed to leave their house for work, and essential health, care or safety reasons. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, VIC - SEPTEMBER 05: Protesters turn out in their thousands as they march through Albert Park Lake during the Anti-Lockdown Protest on September 05, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. Stage 4 restrictions are in place from 6pm on Sunday 2 August for metropolitan Melbourne. This includes a curfew from 8pm to 5am every evening. During this time people are only allowed to leave their house for work, and essential health, care or safety reasons. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, VIC - SEPTEMBER 05: A protester holds a sign up during the Anti-Lockdown Protest on September 05, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. Stage 4 restrictions are in place from 6pm on Sunday 2 August for metropolitan Melbourne. This includes a curfew from 8pm to 5am every evening. During this time people are only allowed to leave their house for work, and essential health, care or safety reasons. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, VIC - SEPTEMBER 05: Police arrest a man during the Anti-Lockdown Protest on September 05, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. Stage 4 restrictions are in place from 6pm on Sunday 2 August for metropolitan Melbourne. This includes a curfew from 8pm to 5am every evening. During this time people are only allowed to leave their house for work, and essential health, care or safety reasons. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

MELBOURNE, VIC - SEPTEMBER 05: A police officer marches towards the crowd during the Anti-Lockdown Protest on September 05, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. Stage 4 restrictions are in place from 6pm on Sunday 2 August for metropolitan Melbourne. This includes a curfew from 8pm to 5am every evening. During this time people are only allowed to leave their house for work, and essential health, care or safety reasons. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire)

A man dressed in full PPE and an unusual mask speaks to police during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

A woman speaks to the protesters during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

A man holds up a 'Not Happy Dan" placard to police on the steps of parliament during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

Large numbers of police are seen during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

Conservative commentator Avi Yemini is seen interviewing protesters during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

The crowd chant at police during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

Police form a circle around protesters preventing them from escaping during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

Riot police arrest a man during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

A Eureka flag is seen amongst the protesters during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

A police officer stands ready during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

The crowd chants during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

A woman has "800 deaths by Dan" written on her hands during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

Protesters who have been trapped by police for processing during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

A police horse is seen during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

Libertarian commentator Topher Field speaks to the crowd during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

A man is arrested during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

A police side arm is seen during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

400 protesters were arrested and had to wait in a 300 meter long line to be processed during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

A woman loses her patience as she waits to be processed during the Melbourne Freedom Rally at Parliament House. Police move into position on the steps of state parliament ahead of a planed protest. The groups who have organised the many Freedom Day protests over the last 3 months, attempted to march on State Parliament during Melbourne Cup Day demanding the sacking of Premier Daniel Andrews for the lockdown and attacks on their civil liberties. Police met with the protester's with significant force despite the city having had zero cases for five days.

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