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This small altercation took place whilst I was filming today's march. My understanding was that the policeman took issue with the elderly lady's sign. The comments by people around suggest this was the case. What do you think?

A decent turnout, although on face value it did appear more like a Pro-Russia rally. The speeches were pretty much on point with Australia not getting involved in the war. Thanks to @Aussie Cossack

This place is weird. I'll say no more and let the video do the rest.

Without doubt the main attraction along the Great Ocean Road. The video footage speaks for itself.

Highlights from the first half of our Great Ocean Road journey.

A walk-up helicopter ride on the Geelong waterfront. No booking required. A short flight over the bay (5 minutes) costs around $100.

Some great views from up here. Certainly an improvement from what's on offer at street level.

Passed this place on the way to Mount Macedon. It's a cool setup at the northern end of the runway: - a small car park with some tables and a large food truck to cater for visitors. I'm guessing there's a market for 'Planespotting' here.

I've always wanted to visit here and finally did so today! The gift shop and cafe was inexplicably abandoned, so apologies to those I was going to buy mementos for. There was little else to do but climb the rock whilst the haunting pipes of Gheorghe Zamfir played on a continuous loop in my mind.

The cloud cover may have spoiled the view, but in doing so created an eerie atmosphere!

I've been to Melbourne before, but this is my first visit to this landmark. It is a very solemn and peaceful place, but in September last year police opened fire on unarmed protesters with rubber bullets. They were merely standing up against the draconian lockdown rules. Something big is going to happen here on the 11th November...

Our first stop across the border was to this town, where the famous bushranger is celebrated in almost every shop. The centrepiece would be the Big Ned Kelly, but there are also gift shops and museums here. We arrived near closing time, so the town was a little quiet. Might have to call in again on the way home.

It's not every day that you see an entire submarine on display in the middle of a town.

The Dog on the Tucker Box is etched into Australian folklore. This commemorative statue is located five miles from Gundagai, as described in the poem. Great to see a lot of people there too!

This was the first stop on our drive from Sydney to Melbourne. The main reason being the bakery across the street, but the 'Big Merino' remains an iconic figure in these parts.

With no protests in Sydney and not trusting our Government enough to take a holiday, my channel therefore has been inactive to say the least. Just to keep things going, I've pulled this clip out from the archives; a theme park in Malta based upon the 1980 Popeye movie that was filmed there. Try not to get too excited over 'The Popeye Dance Troupe' featured at the end of the clip.

A few years back, my son and I took a cable car to the summit. Almost as strange as the surroundings we encountered was the lost boy we stumbled across. You can see and hear him in the video calling out to his mother. Interestingly, around eight weeks later the mountain erupted.

Following the march from Hyde Park to the main stage at Circular Quay.

First half of the rally from Town Hall to Hyde Park.

Filming around Town Hall just prior to the march starting. Notable highlights being the great Riccardo Bosi, the wokeness of a Ukrainian flag on our Town Hall and an appearance by the freedom movement's favourite Freemason.