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As the government pushes to pass Bondi terror legislation, questions over details remain

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People who join or support government designated hate groups face 15 years jail under new legislation in the wake of the Bondi terrorist attack. MPs today scrambling to get across the detail of the laws, to be voted in just a week, with concerns already around some religious freedom carve outs.
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