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Myer cancels Christmas windows event over protest threat

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An iconic Christmas event in Melbourne will not go ahead as planned after a pro-Palestinian protest was organised to disrupt the occasion. The official unveiling of Myer's Christmas windows this Sunday has been called off, but the attraction will be open to the public. Victoria's premier has condemned the threat of disruption.
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