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The conversation then shifts to domestic issues, focusing on an upcoming protest planned for the Sydney Harbour Bridge in support of Palestine. The New South Wales Supreme Court was set to rule on whether the protest could proceed. Wallace firmly opposes the demonstration, citing logistical concerns and security risks.
He argues that such protests, which are organized with short notice—unlike other planned demonstrations like reconciliation or Pride events—pose significant disruptions. He warns of potential inflammatory slogans targeting the IDF and other provocative language that could escalate tensions or incite unrest. Wallace emphasizes the importance of maintaining public order and safety, backing the New South Wales government and police in their decision to oppose the protest.