Mon 15 March 2021:
The #March4Justice rallies were held on Monday in more than 40 Australian cities and towns, with a major demonstration in Canberra following allegations of sexual assault in the nation’s parliament.

Tens of thousands of women have protested across Australia against sexual violence and gender inequality, with tens of thousands hitting the streets as outrage grows over rape allegations that have convulsed the conservative government.
Protesters in Melbourne carried a metres-long white banner bearing the names of all the women killed in Australia from gendered violence since 2008, while those outside Parliament House in Canberra prepared to deliver two petitions demanding change.
Organisers of Monday’s rallies declined an offer from Prime Minister Scott Morrison to speak with them privately, saying attending a closed-door meeting would be “disrespectful” to alleged victims.
“I think the prime minister, if he really cared about women, really cared about our voices… he (could) open the door, walk across the forecourt and come and listen to us,” organiser Janine Hendry told the ABC.
An estimated 10,000 joined the protest in Melbourne, with thousands more in major cities including Canberra and Sydney.
Several thousand also rallied in Porter’s hometown of Perth on Sunday.