Former NSW MP Rory Amon Denied Bail Variation in Child Sexual Abuse Case

Amon remains on bail and faces 10 charges related to alleged incidents from 2017, with a trial date expected to be set soon.

Rory Amon, a former NSW Liberal MP, is accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy in 2017 and faces 10 charges, including sexual intercourse with a minor.
Amon's request to move to a new home in Potts Point was denied due to concerns raised by the alleged victim, who described the move as 'personally catastrophic.'
The court ruled that the risk of Amon encountering the alleged victim and causing psychological distress was too high to allow the bail variation.
Prosecutors allege Amon met the alleged victim on a hookup website, misrepresented his age as 17, and engaged in inappropriate conduct.
Amon, who resigned from the NSW Liberal Party and his parliamentary position after his arrest, is set to be arraigned soon, with a trial date to follow.