Protest Against Indo-Pacific Arms Expo
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns promoted Labor's sponsorship of the Indo-Pacific Arms Expo on ABC Radio National.
Meanwhile, anti-genocide and anti-AUKUS protesters rallied outside the expo, criticizing Labor for supporting companies involved in genocide.
Labor has "no excuses" for continuing to support metal shops making critical parts for Israel's genocide.
- The expo features companies such as Elbit Systems, which manufactures F-35 bombers used in Gaza.
- Premier Minns dodged questions about Israeli weapons companies, stating he was not responsible for invitations.
- He highlighted the $3.4 billion revenue generated by "defence" exports for the NSW economy.
Author's summary: Protesters condemn Labor's support for arms expo.
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