NSW premier and ministers ordered to give evidence in court about policing of Herzog rally
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Chris Minns and police minister subpoenaed to appear in March after protesters charged with various offences at rally against Israeli presidentGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe New South Wales premier and two of his cabinet ministers have been subpoenaed to give evidence about their roles in planning the police operation for the protest against Isaac Herzog’s visit.Chris Minns, the police minister, Yasmin Catley, and the tourism minister, Steve Kamper, were served with subpoenas by the defence to appear before the local court in the criminal case against 17 protest
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