Parts of Perth's central business district were closed early this morning to prepare for the Land Forces Exhibition, which commenced at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre. The event, expected to draw thousands of visitors, features over 1000 organizations from 60 countries. Police have increased their presence around the venue due to concerns stemming from past violent protests against similar events in Melbourne two years ago. Authorities have granted police special powers to maintain order. Approximately 12 individuals have been barred from approaching the exhibition site. A peaceful anti-war demonstration is scheduled for later this afternoon, starting at Yagan Square and ending at Elizabeth Quay.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about the security measures surrounding the Land Forces Exhibition without overtly endorsing or criticizing the event itself. It reports on the police actions based on past incidents and provides factual details about the event's scale and security protocols. While a


