The Western Australian anti-Semitism royal commission rejects a government request to keep documents relating to counter-terrorism funding confidential, according to multiple reports. The commission has “once again” refused the bid, indicating the issue has arisen previously in the inquiry. The decision concerns access to materials connected to government funding arrangements for counter-terrorism activities. The reports do not detail what specific documents are at stake beyond their connection to counter-terrorism funding, nor do they describe the commission’s broader findings. However, both outlets agree that the commission’s latest ruling maintains transparency over the requested records rather than granting secrecy. The government’s attempt to limit disclosure is therefore not accepted, and the commission continues to receive or consider the full counter-terrorism data. The reports focus on the procedural outcome of the secrecy application rather than any substantive conclusions from the anti-Semitism investigation.