Anthony D'Adam
Anthony D'Adam is a Labor Member of Parliament known for his advocacy on civil liberties and social justice issues. Recently, he made headlines for proposing an amendment to a controversial bill that aimed to grant police increased powers to manage protests, arguing for a more balanced approach that would limit these powers to situations involving harassment or intimidation.
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Anthony D'Adam is one of the Labor MPs who attended the rally and advocated for an independent investigation.
NSW Police response to Isaac Herzog protest leaves mounting pressure on Chris Minns
Australia· 2026-02-18
Anthony D’Adam said there needed to be an independent and public inquiry into the circumstances that led to the chaos.
NSW Labor MPs call for inquiry into police actionsAustralia· 2026-02-11
Labor MP Anthony D’Adam said the link between words and actions was 'tenuous' and 'hard to establish'.
Gun control and protest laws pass following terror attackAustralia· 2025-12-23
Labor MP Anthony D’Adam said the link between words and actions was 'tenuous' and 'hard to establish'.
Protesters challenge NSW anti-protest laws after Bondi attackAustralia· 2025-12-23
Anthony D’Adam participated in the pro-Palestine march across Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Bridge protest misread creates new caucus problem for NSW Premier Chris MinnsAustralia· 2025-08-06
Anthony D’Adam, a state Labor MP, participated in the march.
Who attended Palestine Action Group’s historic March for Humanity including Julian Assange, Craig Foster, Antoinette Lattouf and moreAustralia· 2025-08-04
Anthony D’Adam was among the state MPs who attended the protest despite opposition from Minns.
90,000 halt city with march across Harbour BridgeAustralia· 2025-08-03
Anthony D’Adam, a Labor MP who has repeatedly criticised the premier over his stance on the Gaza conflict.
Chris Minns faces Labor backlash over opposition to pro-Palestine marchAustralia· 2025-07-29
Anthony D'Adam, a Labor MP, moved an amendment to the bill in the party room which would have limited the new move-along powers.
Labor’s laws face internal pushback over new police powersAustralia· 2025-02-11
