Details about alleged Bondi gunman Naveed Akram to be aired following court suppression fight

New details in the police case against alleged Bondi terrorist Naveed Akram will be publicly aired after a suppression order was lifted in court.

Mr Akram, 24, was hit with 59 charges over his alleged role in the Chanukah By The Sea mass shooting in which 15 people were killed.

Mr Akram and his father Sajid, 50, allegedly shot into the crowd attending the Jewish event at the iconic Sydney beach on 14 December.

Sajid was shot dead by police and Naveed was injured and taken into custody.

Mr Akram returned to court on Monday where prosecutors applied for a suppression order over details in court documents.

In court, media representatives were approved access to a redacted set of police facts, meaning further details of the horrific attack can now be shared with the public.

Mr Akram woke from a coma on Tuesday and was formally charged by police the next day in his hospital bed.

Akram, of Bonnyrigg, has been hit with 59 charges including one count of committing a terrorist act, 15 counts of murder and 40 counts of cause wounding/grievous bodily harm with intention to murder.

He has also been charged with single counts of discharge a firearm intending to cause grievous bodily harm, cause public display of a prohibited terrorist symbol and place explosive in/near building with intent cause harm.

He will next return to court in April.

More to come.