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Brisbane city council loses court bid to prevent protest march

Magistrate says he was not satisfied by LNP-led council’s arguments the protest should be stopped because of traffic disturbance

A Queensland court has upheld the rights of civil liberties protesters to march through the streets of Brisbane on Wednesday morning, after the LNP-led city council attempted to refuse authorisation because it would disrupt traffic.

The Queensland chief magistrate, Terry Gardiner, ruled that he was not satisfied the council’s bid to refuse permission on grounds the protest would cause significant public disturbance “was reasonable … in a democratic society”.

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