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Australia Day 2026 Rally

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Council worker Julian Ingram, 37, was granted bail by NSW Police in late November after being charged with domestic violence-related offences, including stalking, intimidation, common assault and property damage.

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NSW Premier Chris Minns says that you will get the freedom of speech opportunities that the government affords you, not what you think you’re entitled too.

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NSW Premier Chris Minns says that you will get the freedom of speech opportunities that the government affords you, not what you think you’re entitled too.

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Violent Crimes Are Not I.C.E. Jurisdiction

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Teal MP Allegra Spender struggles to answer whether she would like to see our new hate speech laws work in the same way that its currently playing out in the UK, where social media posts are landing people into jail.

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NSW Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon has extended the protest ban for another 14 days but with a significantly reduced scope.

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This can't be legal. NSW Pol are out of control and punishing gun owners. Topher Project 306

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NSW Police have taken a young Meadowbank woman to court, alleging she sent an antisemitic voice message to a business operator Serena Tonuri was granted strict conditional bail to appear in Burwood Local Court on 15 January

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Miss Teen USA 2007 - South Carolina answers a question

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NSW Premier Chris Minns says he supports Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon’s extended blanket ban on protests for another 14 days and cannot guarantee it won’t be extended again, potentially preventing protests on Australia Day.

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NSW Premier Chris Minns reaffirms that he had no knowledge that thousands of dollars in cash donations from a 2014 fundraising dinner were not properly recorded for his 2015 campaign, saying he “wasn’t aware of the circumstances” and denies any intent to breach electoral laws.

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NSW Premier Chris Minns reaffirms that he had no knowledge that thousands of dollars in cash donations from a 2014 fundraising dinner were not properly recorded for his 2015 campaign, saying he “wasn’t aware of the circumstances” and denies any intent to breach electoral laws.

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NSW Premier Chris Minns says he supports Police Commissioner Mal Landon’s blanket ban on protests for another 14 days and cannot guarantee it won’t be extended again, potentially preventing protests on Australia Day.

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PPrime Minister Anthony Albanese struggled to answer whether he would be prepared to give evidence to the Royal Commission into antisemitism and social cohesion.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese struggled to answer whether he would be prepared to give evidence to the Royal Commission into antisemitism and social cohesion.

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Did NSW Just Ban Water Pistols? | The Topher Project 290

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NSW Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon says that while he has decided to extend the ban on police approved protests, it does not mean he is trying to restrict free speech.

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NSW Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon says that while he has decided to extend the ban on police approved protests, it does not mean he is trying to restrict free speech.

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Why is Trump taking the oil of Venezuela? The answer will surprise you…

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‼️REMEMBER‼️ on January 8, 2021 - 2 days after January 6 - Lieutenant General Thomas McInerney met with Donald Trump in the oval office and then spent about 20 minutes answering reporters questions in the hall outside.

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Weak Minds Don't Think

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NSW Premier Chris Minns says whoever is distributing ‘White Australia Party’ pamphlets across Sydney is committing incitement to racial hatred, and those responsible will be punished once police catch them.

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PM's Message is Clear 🇦🇺 SHUT UP PEOPLE

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NYE world announcement Sydney fireworks They're declaring it loud and clear

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Politics and Religion Are NOT the Answer! | Ickonic End of Year Review

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NSW Premier Chris Minns says whoever is distributing ‘White Australia Party’ pamphlets across Sydney is committing incitement to racial hatred, and those responsible will be punished once police catch them.

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NSW Premier Chris Minns says his approach to community safety is “more guns for the police and less guns for the community,” warning that anyone planning to be a “dickhead” and ruin other people’s NYE will be dealt with by police.

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NSW Premier Chris Minns says “every day we are going to announce something new to keep the community safe,” signalling a rollout of increased measures, laws and powers. What exactly does that mean, and how far will it go?

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“17 times and still no deportation”

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