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Lebanese Australians travel to Lebanon to support protests

Lebanese policemen patrol as anti-government protestors begin removing their tents in Beirut

Lebanese policemen patrol as anti-government protestors begin removing their tents in Beirut Source: AAP

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42-year-old Nada AghaAgha has returned to Lebanon to join the unprecedented wave of protests that have paralysed cities across the country.

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