"The protesters were issued with a without-notice injunction from the high court but I don't think the urgency was there to justify an injunction of this kind," he said.
The university should immediately drop this injunction and enter into a genuine dialogue with students rather than slapping an injunction across campus for a full year without even consulting their students' union".
"We welcome the high court of Australia's issuance of an interim injunction against the return of 153 other Sri Lankan asylum seekers, reportedly including 37 children, intercepted by Australian authorities," she said.
The occupation came after the current owner of the building, Greencap Ltd, was granted an emergency high court injunction on Wednesday morning, allowing bailiffs to evict individuals named in court as "persons unknown".
The protesters at "Safe Park" must remove their wooden sleeping pods after a federal judge told city attorneys that an injunction he issued previously did not prohibit them from clearing out the pods.
He said: "I didn't expect to have an injunction taken out with my name on it.
One of those named in the injunction is Elliott Dean, 19, who had never been involved in activism before and told the Guardian how "scary" it had been to receive the letter.
The former attorney general Michael McDowell has also waded into the row, arguing that parliamentary privilege trumps any court injunction and backing Murphy's attempts to shed light on IBRC's dealings with the rich and powerful.
The lawsuit, which was brought by the Port Authority Police Benevolent Association and one of the fired officers, seeks compensatory damages and an injunction against future such searches.
A high court judge has outlined his reasons for rejecting a privacy injunction sought by former England manager Steve McClaren against the Sun over an extramarital affair.
The Sun on Sunday published a front-page exclusive, headed "Soccer exclusive: McClaren affair with Sven's ex", on 19 August after the 11th-hour injunction was defeated.
