Really love your book and my husband loves your book. We watch Battleground during the early part of covid, but we decided to keep a copy for our grandchildren.

When the Australian states flexed the muscles that the public didn't know they had without providing the evidence or studies to justify their actions, the public can be grateful that documentaries like Battleground Melbourne are being made. I personally lost my job as a health professional and was not allowed to continue a music degree due to the mandates and believe that it's vital that Battleground Melbourne is viewed Australia wide, and globally to provide people with a viewpoint that differs from the mainstream narrative, especially in the so-called democracies, regardless of their view on the matter.

Overall, this was a brave and important piece of work that highlighted how average Australians dug in and stood their ground to endure one of the worst abuses of power in the history of Australia and possibly the democratic world. With the way Covid was handled locally and globally, the devil was in the inconsistencies. While this documentary highlighted some of the inconsistencies well, I felt that it could have gone further by comparing the differences between the words and actions of the governments at local, state and federal levels, as well as celebrities and "influencers" on both sides. Perhaps chasing the supporters of Dan's narrative for comment might have been interesting. Comparing Australia against how other countries handled covid would have also been useful.

It was good to hear unknown songs in the soundtrack, however I felt that it could have done with an expanded repertoire.

We can only hope it won't take this level of tyranny to wake up the masses in the future.

Absolutely fabulous telling the truth of a very dark period in our lives