Overview
- Australia Unites Against Government Corruption will no longer seek a Sydney Harbour Bridge crossing, with the rally to begin and end in Hyde Park under an agreed route.
- NSW Police had taken Supreme Court action seeking a prohibition order but withdrew the filing after reaching the agreement, according to 9News.
- Earlier on Monday, Justice Peter Garling listed the matter after receiving what he called two diametrically opposed emails from organiser Mary‑Jane Liddicoat.
- Barrister Guy O’Loghlen Reynolds SC, for the police commissioner, told the court Ms Liddicoat would not pursue a bridge crossing.
- Police say they are now making arrangements to facilitate a safe CBD march on Saturday, while noting that prohibition orders remove statutory protections for conduct such as blocking roads.