New South Wales laws have once again proven ineffective in preventing eco-protesters from causing significant disruptions. This week, the Hunter trainlines have been repeatedly interrupted by climate activists, resulting in multiple arrests for disrupting train services. These protests have led to widespread delays, affecting countless commuters and causing a major inconvenience. The question now is how to effectively stop these disruptive actions. Currently, those arrested face charges for unlawful protesting, which carries a maximum penalty of six months in prison. However, the reality is that the maximum sentence is rarely imposed. As a result, there is little deterrence for these activists,...