Parliament has rushed through sweeping new powers to designate hate groups and penalise religious leaders following the Bondi tragedy, but critics say the legal lines are "clear as mud." 

Conflict strategist Sarah Blake joined Carla Bignasca to explore whether these laws protect the community or simply silence diverse political protest.

Parliament has rushed through sweeping new powers to designate hate groups and penalise religious leaders following the Bondi tragedy, but critics say the legal lines are "clear as mud." 
Conflict strategist Sarah Blake joined Carla Bignasca to explore whether these laws protect the community or simply silence diverse political protest.

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Why the new federal hate crime laws have the Coalition split

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