First vegans, now unions: Commuter chaos as massive protest shuts down ...
First vegans, now unions: Commuter chaos as massive protest shuts down Melbourne AGAIN while 200,000 march to demand an election and wage increases Up to 200,000 workers are marching through Melbourne for a demonstration called Change The Rules They are demanding more secure jobs and better pay and want Scott Morrison to call the federal election Victorian Trades Hall secretary Luke Hilakari said: 'Every week it's getting harder for regular Australians'
By Charlie Moore For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 01:55 BST, 10 April 2019 | Updated: 01:55 BST, 10 April 2019
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Thousands of union members have shut down Melbourne in a huge protest to demand wage increases.
Up to 200,000 workers are marching through the city for a demonstration called Change The Rules organised by the Australian Council of Trades Union.
They are demanding more secure jobs and better pay and want Scott Morrison to call the federal election as soon as possible.
Victorian Trades Hall secretary Luke Hilakari said: 'We want this election done with, the Prime Minister should call this election now.'
'For regular Australians, every week
