Far right disruptor punched in face by political meeting attendees in Kew, Victoria

Australian Community Media

A ‘Friends of ABC’ meeting in Kew, Victoria was disrupted by Matthew Trihey, a far right protester from the National Workers Alliance. Police spoke to Trihey after he was removed from the event, but it’s understood no complaints were made to police.

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00:00Direct correlation with immigration

00:02You are putting out people at risk

00:04This is not a forum for that

00:06This is something these people need to manage

00:08because the people are being put at risk

00:10You are putting

00:12The citizens of this country at risk

00:14of immigration when there is a direct correlation

00:16between immigration...

00:18When will you address it?

00:20When will you address it?

00:22Are you all too scared to address it?

00:24Correlation

00:26You say that you don't have any problem with legal donations

00:28We ask directly with legal donations

00:30How dare you

00:32Come in here doing this

00:34How dare they do this

00:3622% increase in rate

00:4065% increase in sexual offences against children

00:4665%

00:4865%

00:5065%

00:52Don't touch me! Don't touch me! Don't touch me!

01:03How do you want the politicians to address?

01:08We do answer questions for concerned citizens.

01:15We're the working class. The working class are not represented yet.

01:22We are the working class.

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