Australia bans a second extremist group under new hate speech laws introduced after the Bondi Terror Attack, according to reports from multiple outlets. The ban applies to an additional group beyond an earlier designation made under the same legislative changes. The laws are described as “tough” and are aimed at limiting the activity and influence of extremist organisations that promote or incite hateful or violent conduct. The reports frame the measures as part of a broader government response to the Bondi incident, which prompted scrutiny of extremist messaging and recruitment channels. While the outlets agree on the core development—that the second group is banned and the ban is tied to the post–Bondi Terror Attack reforms—details such as the group’s name, the legal process used, and the specific conduct targeted are not provided in the excerpts supplied. The coverage indicates the government is expanding the use of the new legal powers to restrict extremist groups more broadly under the updated hate speech framework.