Myer Cancels Christmas Display Event Due to Planned Protests
Pro-Palestinian protests prompt Myer to cancel its traditional Christmas window unveiling in Melbourne for safety concerns.
- Myer has cancelled its annual Christmas window unveiling event in Melbourne's Bourke Street Mall, originally scheduled for Sunday.
- The decision followed plans by pro-Palestinian protesters to disrupt the event, citing ongoing conflicts in Gaza.
- Premier Jacinta Allan criticized the protests, urging for unity and denouncing the politicization of the festive season.
- Victoria Police confirmed they had not recommended the cancellation but will maintain a visible presence during the planned protest.
- Despite the event cancellation, Myer's Christmas windows will still be available for public viewing from Sunday until January 5.