Australian police defend handling of Gaza protests

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  This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

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  I'm Charlotte Gallagher and at 16 hours GMT on Tuesday the 10th of February,

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  these are our main stories.

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  The Australian police defends its actions during violent clashes with pro-Palestinian protesters on Monday.

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  But first, in our earlier podcast,

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  we brought you news of violent clashes in Australia between police and demonstrators protesting against the visit of the Israeli President Isaac Herzog.

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  Now the police have defended their actions after video footage emerged of officers charging and punching protesters during the rally in Sydney on Monday night with an MP among those who said they were injured in the clashes.

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  Mel Lanyon is the NSW Police Commissioner.

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