A council removed a library book — and may have broken a law made to stop that

A council removed a library book — and may have broken a law made to stop that

Waverley council pulled "How to Sell a Genocide" from Bondi Junction library after a survivor of December's Bondi beach antisemitic attack complained. The book is under review, not gone for good. But NSW changed its library law this year to stop councils banning books. If Waverley keeps it off the shelves, it could face a legal challenge under that law.

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