NSW Premier Chris Minns speaks during a condolence motion at NSW Parliament in Sydney, Monday, December 22, 2025. (AAP Image/Pool, Dominic Lorrimer) NO ARCHIVING, POOL Credit: DOMINIC LORRIMER/AAPIMAGE
Laws to restrict the right to protest in New South Wales after the Bondi terror attack have passed the Parliament after a marathon sitting. A broad coalition of groups has expressed strong opposition, characterising the reforms as overreach and a serious threat to democracy. A constitutional challenge has been announced but the government is standing firm, setting the stage for a High Court challenge.
Laws to restrict the right to protest in New South Wales after the Bondi terror attack have passed the Parliament after a marathon sitting. A broad coalition of groups has expressed strong opposition, characterising the reforms as overreach and a serious threat to democracy. A constitutional challenge has been announced but the government is standing firm, setting the stage for a High Court challenge.
