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Thousands of anti-vaccine demonstrators gathered in Melbourne on Saturday to protest against the Victorian government's proposed pandemic legislation.
The proposed legislation would give the Victorian premier the authority to declare a pandemic and would allow the health minister to make public health orders.
Anti-vaccination protesters reportedly held up placards calling for premier Daniel Andrews' government to "kill the bill" &ndash; referencing the proposed legislation.
The pandemic-specific legislation would replace the state-of-emergency powers when they expire on December 15.

On camera: thousands join anti-Covid-19 vaccine protest in Melbourne

On camera: thousands join anti-Covid-19 vaccine protest in Melbourne over a proposed law that will give Victorian govt the rights to declare a pandemic

Thousands of anti-vaccine demonstrators gathered in Melbourne Protest against Victorian government's proposed pandemic law
Proposed&nbsp;law to give Victorian premier the right to declare a pandemic
Anti-vaccination protesters ask Andrews' govt to 'kill the bill' &nbsp;
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The proposed legislation would give the Victorian premier the authority to declare a pandemic and would allow the health minister to make public health orders

Thousands of anti-vaccine demonstrators gathered in Melbourne on Saturday to protest against the Victorian government's proposed pandemic legislation.
The proposed legislation would give the Victorian premier the authority to declare a pandemic and would allow the health minister to make public health orders.
Anti-vaccination protesters reportedly held up placards calling for premier Daniel Andrews' government to "kill the bill" &ndash; referencing the proposed legislation. 
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The pandemic-specific legislation would replace the state-of-emergency powers when they expire on December 15.

Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, addressed the crowd at the Global Citizen Live concert in New York's Central Park on Saturday.
The royal couple made use of the platform to appeal for vaccine equity across the globe at the beginning of the show.
The concert then went forward with a tremendous line-up of performances from some of the most loved musicians performing in front of a 60,000 strong crowd. The likes of Coldplay,&nbsp;Billie Eilish,&nbsp;Camila Cabello,&nbsp;pianist Lang Lang and Jennifer Lopez performed at the concert.

Harry, Meghan appeal for vaccine equity at Global Citizen concert

Watch: Prince Harry and Meghan give out a message of vaccine equity at the Global Citizen Live concert in New York.

Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, addressed the crowd at the Global Citizen Live concert in New York's Central Park on Saturday.
The royal couple made use of the platform to appeal for vaccine equity across the globe at the beginning of the show.
((BREATH- HARRY BYTE))
The concert then went forward with a tremendous line-up of performances from some of the most loved musicians performing in front of a 60,000 strong crowd. The likes of Coldplay,&nbsp;Billie Eilish,&nbsp;Camila Cabello,&nbsp;pianist Lang Lang and Jennifer Lopez performed at the concert.
((BREATH- CHUNKS OF A FEW PERFORMANCES))

The royal couple made use of the platform to appeal for vaccine equity across the globe at the beginning of the show

Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, addressed the crowd at the Global Citizen Live concert in New York's Central Park on Saturday.
The royal couple made use of the platform to appeal for vaccine equity across the globe at the beginning of the show.
The concert then went forward with a tremendous line-up of performances from some of the most loved musicians performing in front of a 60,000 strong crowd. The likes of Coldplay,&nbsp;Billie Eilish,&nbsp;Camila Cabello,&nbsp;pianist Lang Lang and Jennifer Lopez performed at the concert.

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