Olympics body gatecrashes Save Victoria Park event to erect fences
The Olympic infrastructure body has faced accusations of intimidation after erecting fences during a Save Victoria Park event. This incident occurred while First Nations representatives were holding a media conference on National Sorry Day. Aboriginal elder Gaja Kerry Charlton criticized the act as a deliberate attempt to silence their voices and disrespect their heritage.
- ▪The Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority fenced off parts of Victoria Park during a media conference.
- ▪Aboriginal elder Gaja Kerry Charlton described the fencing as an act of intimidation and an abuse of power.
- ▪Charlton expressed concerns about further intimidation as the authority prepares to take ownership of the land.
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| Publication time | Tue, 26 May 2026 13:18:11 +1000 |
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