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Six people have been arrested during the protests in Melbourne, Victoria Police said, adding that “confrontation and violence” occurred.

The police stated, “The individuals detained are charged with offenses such as assaulting police, engaging in riotous behavior, attempted robbery, assault, and resisting police.”

Victoria Police estimated 5,000 people participated in the rallies, which saw disparate groups converge and march to various CBD locations.

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