I am glad to see this happening. Unfortunately a lot of the damage is already done, though - staff have been lost and may not be easily replaced, studies have been interrupted at critical points and cannot simply be resumed from where they left off, etc. At least this pushback from the courts may reduce the likelihood of further such cuts.
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As an Australian, my government can go for it. None of the tech companies have appreciated the Australian government's attempts to regulate them
(e.g. trying to make Google and Meta pay for using our journalism).(edit: not a good example)That said, we have had idiots in power from time to time that definitely have worked against us, usually arguing the "security over privacy" nonsense (metadata collection laws, encryption backdoor legislation, etc.).