Isabel Lucas attends Reclaim The Line protests on the Queensland border

Former Home and Away star Isabel Lucas has once again been spotted at an anti-vaccination rally, where mandatory jabs were described as “bullying.”

Former Home And Away star Isabel Lucas joined hundreds of anti-vaxxers at the “Reclaim the Line” protest at Tweed Heads on Sunday.

The 36-year-old mingled with protesters as she arrived wearing white as a symbol of her support against Covid-vaccine mandates.

No arrests were made at the rally, as attendees waved flags and held signs accusing Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk of coercion and “bullying” for mandating jabs for some workers.

However, NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard has slammed the anti-vax rallies held across several locations — including Parramatta — calling them dangerous.

Actor Isabel Lucas attends an anti-vaccination protest at the New South Wales border. Picture: Media Mode

Lucas listens to the speeches. Picture: Media Mode

“It is quite dangerous to get out there and demonstrate when we know that this virus is extremely capable of transmitting and you may end up being the victim,” he said on Sunday.

Lucas, who lives in Byron Bay, has been sharing similar misinformation and peddling Covid conspiracy theories online with her 210,000 Instagram followers throughout the pandemic.

All at the rally were asked to wear white. Picture: Media Mode

She previously claimed those who opposed vaccines were being “bullied” and “censored”.

The former Transformers star is also a big supporter of 5G conspiracy theories, which led to her being axed as an ambassador for the charity Plan International Australia last year.

Former veteran Qantas pilot Graham Hood — who resigned over the airline’s mandatory vaccination policy — spoke at the rally.

“You’re not going to touch our kids, you’re not going to inject our kids,” he told the cheering crowd.