While millions of Victorians enjoyed their first weekend out of lockdown restrictions, dozens of anti-vax protesters flooded a popular dining precinct calling for an end to 'vaccination segregation'.
While many flocked to pubs, restaurants, hairdressers and retail stores, the unvaccinated were barred from entering shops and restaurants.
Maskless protesters lined Acland street's dining precinct on picnic blankets, holding"pro choice" and"I do not consent" signs.An anti-vax protester was detained then released by police. Picture : NCA NewsWire / Ian Currie
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