Workers contracted by the 2032 Olympic infrastructure authority began erecting fencing inside Victoria Park during a Save Victoria Park press conference, prompting accusations of intimidation and escalating conflict between protesters and authorities ahead of stadium construction.
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Olympics body gatecrashes Save Victoria Park event to erect fences
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Workers contracted by the 2032 Olympic infrastructure authority began erecting fencing inside Victoria Park during a Save Victoria Park press conference, prompting accusations of intimidation and escalating conflict b...
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