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A message seen around the world, but NSW Premier says Sydney Harbour Bridge march for Gaza shouldn't set a precedent

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NSW Premier, Chris Minns, says it's "not open season" on the Sydney Harbour Bridge after Sunday's massive demonstration organised by the Palestine Action Group. The state's supreme court rejected an application from police to stop the bridge protest, paving the way for the so-called 'March for Humanity' to proceed. The Minns government is now examining the ruling, to see if a precedent has been set.
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