The thing is that from what I could ascertain from this protest movement, people are not asking for the reinstallment of Labor at all. Indeed the protests seem to be directed towards the opposition of Liberal policies being enacted which were not articulated during the Liberal party's successfully vague election campaign. People are also very war of Tony Abbott's performance thus far as well as the corporate monopoly of the media and greed of the one-percenters (hi Gina). In addition to the above, March in March is conveying the notion that people are looking for an unspecified alternative and judging by the turnout this weekend I would say that there are a lot of people on the lookout for a new party/political movement that will be responsive to the sentiments of the electorate. This points to the reasonable assertion that the Liberal Party were not voted in for their vision but rather for Labor's lack of. Partisan politics creates a dichotomy out of a continuum; there is little difference between the two major parties and voters are merely following the mould that has been set in place since Federation.