“The alleged Bondi attacker has been denied a suppression order over his family member’s names and home and work addresses after a collective of media organisations won a challenge against the bid.”

“Judge Hugh Donnelly decided to deny the request for a 40-year suppression order, ending an interim suppression order that was granted for Naveed Akram’s mother, brother and sister in early March.”

“The order did not meet the exceptional circumstances threshold and would be ineffective for a number of reasons, including that it would not remove information that had already been widely circulated on social media in the immediate aftermath of the attack.”

“The previously circulated information includes an image of Akram’s licence.”

“The brief of evidence for the case has yet to be served, but Donnelly noted it was not anticipated Akram’s brother or sister would be called as witnesses.”

“The current state of evidence is that his mother, sister and brother had nothing to do with what occurred.”

“Naveed Akram, who survived a shootout with police, has been charged with 59 offences, including 15 counts of murder and one count of committing a terrorist act that investigators allege may have been 'inspired by Isis'.”

“Sajid Akram was shot and killed by police at the scene.”