The March Across the Murray saw hundreds flock to Echuca-Moama, making their way over the old bridge on Sunday, August 31.
A local offshoot of the national March for Australia, attendees came from the twin towns and further afield for the event.
About 300 to 400 protesters joined in chants and singing, carrying Australian flags, including the Australian red ensign, from Echuca to Moama.
Police on both sides of the border closed the old bridge to cars, with some attendees making their way onto the road.
Event organisers presented to crowds about their motivation for the march, concerned about mass immigration, farmers’ rights and widespread division.