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Invasion Day and anti-immigration marches to proceed in Sydney on 26 January after protest ban scaled back

Police commissioner Mal Lanyon says demonstration rules – imposed after Bondi attacks – have ‘taken heat out of the community’

The Guardian - AU

Rallies on 26 January could go ahead in Sydney despite anti-protest laws as police ‘work with’ organisers

Assistant commissioner says police will have ‘contingencies in place’ for public assemblies on 26 January

The Guardian - AU

Police urge activists to cooperate despite protest ban

Those hoping to make their voices heard have been urged to work with police to avoid arrest under unprecedented restrictions imposed on public assemblies.

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Could a landmark court decision undermine the right to peacefully protest in NSW?

Human rights advocates fear new ruling could deter people from using system designed to facilitate protests – and expose them to risk of criminal charges

The Guardian - AU

A pro-Palestine march to the Sydney Opera House has been blocked by a court. Here’s what protesters will do instead

With the protest’s endpoint changed, the Sydney demonstration organised by the Palestine Action Group will go ahead with the support of NSW police

The Guardian - AU

Sydney Opera House pro-Palestine march has ‘disaster written all over it’, senior NSW police officer tells court

Case between police and representatives from the Palestine Action Group and Jews Against Occupation remains before the NSW court of appeal

The Guardian - AU

Opera House rally 'can be done' safely despite risks

A chief justice has referenced a deadly soccer crowd crush as organisers of a pro-Palestine rally argue crowds are easily managed for other unticketed events.

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Pro-Palestine protesters fight police decision to block Sydney Opera House protest on 12 October

NSW supreme court will have final say over whether demonstrators will be given legal protections during march this month

The Guardian - AU

Judge asks if Opera House Palestine rally a 'good idea'

A pro-Palestinian group and NSW Police have been urged to co-operate ahead of a planned protest expected to attract 100,000 people outside Sydney Opera House.

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We know the Sydney Harbour Bridge protest against the killing in Gaza was huge – but just how big was it?

NSW police initially estimated the size of the crowd at 90,000 but organisers say the figure was closer to 300,000 – and an independent expert agrees

The Guardian - AU

‘He begged not to die’: partner of man who died after being restrained by police joins calls to change mental health response

Taite Collins filmed his partner Collin Burling being restrained by officers at their public housing block in Sydney’s Waterloo

The Guardian - AU

Police investigated as man in custody dies in ambulance

A state's police watchdog will investigate after a welfare check ended with a man entering cardiac arrest and dying in police custody.

AAP

Family of some Bondi Junction stabbing victims see ‘major issue’ in police handling of information after attack, court hears

NSW police assistant commissioner tells inquest media guidelines ‘not always rigid’ and individuals might use discretion in ‘extraordinary circumstances’

The Guardian - AU

'Indescribable': Bondi victim's fiance blasts reporting

Family members of a woman killed in the Bondi Junction mass stabbing say irresponsible media reporting of her death has caused them serious emotional damage.

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Man riding e-bike killed when NSW police car attempted to pull him over

Man, 48, was riding in Sydney suburb of Waterloo when acting sergeant tried to pull him over at about 3am on Friday, assistant commissioner says

The Guardian - AU

Prominent Jewish figure says ‘evil at work’ after former home vandalised and cars torched in Sydney antisemitic attack

House in Dover Heights doused with red paint in what NSW premier labels a ‘targeted’ and ‘disgusting and dangerous act of violence’

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Is Kin based on a true story and are the Kinsellas based on a real family?

The gritty Irish crime drama has got fans questioning if it's based on a true story and if the Kinsella family really exist

The Guardian - AU

NSW man charged with alleged DV murder, as police investigate response time

Officers took an hour to respond to call after neighbours had reportedly heard screams from woman’s Casino home

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Newcastle Herald

Police car hits pedestrian, investigation under way

The woman is in a Newcastle hospital with pelvic, leg and spinal injuries.

Newcastle Herald

Why police are rolling up their sleeves these holidays - and want you to

'As first responders, we know how important blood donations are.'

AAP

Man in custody after hours-long stand-off with police

Police officials have credited highly trained tactical officers and negotiators with bringing a siege situation in NSW to an end with no injuries.

Newcastle Herald

'Never forgotten': fallen police remembered in the Hunter

Remembrance services are held each year to honour members of the nation's police forces who have died.

Newcastle Herald

'Significant investigation' into death of Tasered woman

'We will be retrieving all available evidence to ensure [the scene] is thoroughly investigated.'

Irish Mirror

GAA director general Tom Ryan denies shifting 'plum ties' to Saturdays under questioning from Fine Gael TD Alan Dillon

Deputy Dillon, a former Mayo footballer, stated that “plum ties” were being shown on Saturdays and questioned if there was a “conflict of interest between GAA and RTE in terms of trying to maximise subscriptions by putting them on Saturdays”.

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Critical incident investigation launched at Coffs Harbour after death of man with dementia

Police have confirmed they were diverted to another incident before beginning a search for the man. He was found dead a few hours later. An independent review will examine the response.

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