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Islamic leaders accuse premier of threatening social cohesion over protest ban

Islamic leaders accuse premier of threatening social cohesion over protest ban

Chris Minns has faced a backlash over his proposal to give police more power to block repeated protest marches.

  • by Michael McGowan and Max Maddison

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This US professor sparked outrage at a Sydney mosque. Here’s why

This US professor sparked outrage at a Sydney mosque. Here’s why

The immigration minister is reviewing the American’s visa after saying October 7 is “not fully a day of mourning” as MPs and the Jewish community condemn the comments.

  • by Max Maddison and Carrie Fellner
October 7 anniversary as it happened: Vigils, rallies held in Sydney one year after Hamas’ attacks on Israel

October 7 anniversary as it happened: Vigils, rallies held in Sydney one year after Hamas’ attacks on Israel

Follow live coverage of vigils and rallies across Sydney to mark October 7.

  • by Jessica McSweeney
Dutton has clarity on Israel, but the PM is reading the nation’s mood

Dutton has clarity on Israel, but the PM is reading the nation’s mood

Anthony Albanese’s view – do not take sides – is close to the majority position on the Middle East but is dangerous for a prime minister because he sounds empty.

  • by David Crowe
Voters reject protests as Gaza war ignites domestic row

Voters reject protests as Gaza war ignites domestic row

A majority of voters have rejected public protests in support of either side in the war in the Middle East, while more now say the war has made Australia less safe than a year ago.

  • by David Crowe
In the face of condemnation, this rally was a big one

In the face of condemnation, this rally was a big one

The politicians had worried about a march scheduled just a day before October 7. It was tasteless at best, they said, and dangerous at worst.

  • by Michael Bachelard
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‘Free publicity’: Pro-Palestine rally organisers say political attention helped turn-out

‘Free publicity’: Pro-Palestine rally organisers say political attention helped turn-out

Rally organisers say criticism from political leaders helped to drive several thousand people to pro-Palestine protests on Sunday.

  • by Charlotte Grieve
Sydney pro-Palestine protest as it happened: Demonstrators gather in CBD on day before October 7 anniversary

Sydney pro-Palestine protest as it happened: Demonstrators gather in CBD on day before October 7 anniversary

Pro-Palestine protests will go ahead in Sydney’s CBD today. Our journalists and photographers are on the ground and will provide updates throughout the day.

  • by Jessica McSweeney
The timing is shameful, but the pro-Palestinians have a right to protest
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The timing is shameful, but the pro-Palestinians have a right to protest

You can only be taken seriously as a defender of free speech if you are willing to defend the right to free expression of views which you oppose and, at times, despise.

  • by George Brandis
Premier hits out at pro-Palestine rally organisers ahead of October 7 ‘vigil’

Premier hits out at pro-Palestine rally organisers ahead of October 7 ‘vigil’

Chris Minns also hit out at organisers of planned demonstrations on Sunday and Monday, accusing them of not representing the communities on behalf of whom they are protesting.

  • by Michael McGowan
A free speech U-turn is under way, with Peter Dutton leading the charge

A free speech U-turn is under way, with Peter Dutton leading the charge

In January, the leader of the opposition supported federal laws relating to the display of terrorist symbols. This week, he wants the book thrown at protesters. So what gives?

  • by Waleed Aly

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