Evidence Act 1929

An appeal lies against—

a suppression order or a decision by a court not to make a suppression order; or

the variation or revocation of a suppression order or a decision by a court not to vary or revoke a suppression order; or

a decision by a court on the review of a suppression order.

Any of the following persons is entitled to bring, or to be heard on, an appeal under this section:

the applicant for the suppression order;

a party to the proceedings in which the order or decision subject to appeal was made;

a representative of a newspaper or a radio or television station;

a person who appeared in proceedings before the primary court related to the making or review of the suppression order;

a person who—

did not appear in proceedings before the primary court related to the making or review of the suppression order but has, in the opinion of the appellate court, a proper interest in the subject matter of the appeal or proposed appeal; and

satisfies the appellate court that the failure to appear in the proceedings before the primary court is not attributable to a lack of proper diligence.