Is Australians' right to protest under threat from new laws?

Being a law-abiding protester in Australia has become more difficult year-on-year with experts fearing the democratic right is slowly being chipped away. Over the past two decades, at least 49 laws affecting protest have been introduced in federal, state and territory parliaments. So how do new anti-protest measures from the Victorian government, aimed at curbing antisemitism, fit into this broader crackdown on the ability to peacefully assemble?