Alleged Bondi terror attack gunman Naveed Akram seeks order suppressing identities of family members

The family of Naveed Akram, the alleged gunman in the Bondi terror attack, is seeking a permanent suppression order to protect their identities and addresses, citing concerns for their mental and physical safety. An interim order was granted by a Sydney court, preventing publication of their names and addresses until a hearing next Tuesday. News Corp Australia is opposing the permanent order, arguing that the family's identities have already been widely disseminated. Naveed Akram is charged with multiple offenses, including murder and committing a terrorist act, following the attack at Bondi Beach in December. A previous court order protecting the identities of victims who wish to remain anonymous was also extended.

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