New South Wales state Premier Chris Minns attends a meeting with New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon at state Parliament in Sydney, Australia, on Aug. 15, 2024. Rick Rycroft-Pool/Getty ImagesA newly-appointed police commissioner is facing his first hot-seat challenge, having to explain why permission was given for a neo-Nazi rally outside a state parliament.Barely six weeks into his new job, New South Wales (NSW) top cop Mal Lanyon has vowed to get to the bottom of a command-level decision to allow the gathering in Sydney’s Macquarie Street on Saturday morning in the wake of laws banning the incitement of racial hatred.
Review in the Works After Nazi Rally Outside Parliament
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