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Tougher Queensland laws on antisemitism and terrorism to be introduced

Tougher laws - to be introduced in Parliament this week - will deliver a suite of changes focused on antisemitism, terrorist symbols and phrases, and safety around places of worship, and is the first of several strong measures being delivered by the Queensland Government in the wake of the Bondi beach terrorist attack. (AAP image)

Tougher laws - to be introduced in Parliament this week - will deliver a suite of changes focused on antisemitism, […]

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