In pictures: Inside the weapons expo that sparked unrest in Melbourne
The Land Forces Expo at Melbourne's convention centre sparked the city's biggest protests in decades. Here's some of the hardware the demonstrators were up in arms about.
A new M1A2 Abrams tank on the showroom floor.
Several kinds of shells are on display in front of the tank, to show prospective buyers how the armour-piercing rounds fit together.
One of the roof-mounted turret guns on the Abrams tank.
More of the armaments on board the Abrams tank.
BAE Systems unveiled a new uncrewed ground vehicle called the Autonomous Tactical Light Armour System - or ATLAS for short.
The eight-wheeled vehicle features a roof-mounted turret and can go on and off-road.
This truck-shaped vehicle with missiles on the back is made by Korean manufacturers Chunmoo, and is used by the Australian Defence Force.
Another angle of the mobile missile launcher.
Another armoured vehicle made by South Korean company Hanwha.
Hanwha also makes an armoured fighting vehicle called the "redback" named after Australia's lethal spider.
A Lockheed Martin display shows off two of their precision strike missiles.
Boeing - known more to civilians for the 737 passenger jets - also makes Drone aircraft for the armies of the world.
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