Australian Police Say Melbourne Attack Was A "Deliberate Act"
A car hit a crowd of pedestrians outside one of the country's busiest railway stations
Australian Police say an attack outside one of the country's busiest railway stations - where a car hit a crowd of pedestrians - was a 'deliberate act'.
But they say the suspect has a history of drug use and mental health problems, and there's no evidence of a link with terrorism.
19 people including a child are injured - 5 of them are critical - following the attack in Melbourne during evening evening rush hour.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has described it as horrific:
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