The state funeral is open to the general public, and might be livestreamed on the NSW authorities web site.
Premier Chris Minns, or a senior colleague, is among the many present and former political leaders anticipated to attend. Our photographers and reporters are on the bottom and can deliver you information on the broadcasters, politicians, and celebrities that flip as much as St Andrew’s Cathedral immediately.
St Andrew’s Cathedral will host John Laws’ state funeral.Credit: Wolter Peeters
One broadcaster who received’t be attending the service is Kyle Sandilands, who described Laws as “one of many true originals” and a “mentor and a mate” following his demise.
“I’ve informed the household I’m not attending,” Sandilands informed listeners to his KISS FM radio present earlier immediately.
“I mentioned hear, thanks however after my very own father’s funeral, the paparazzi intrusion in such an emotional second, I believed that I’m by no means going to a different funeral once more,” he mentioned. “I received’t be watching the service … it feels to me like I’ve misplaced a grandfather. I do know that sounds weird, however he’s been in my life for a really very long time.”
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who remembered Laws as an “iconic Australian”, received’t attend. Instead, he might be represented by Assistant Immigration Minister Matt Thistlethwaite.
