Bondi shooting
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- Tony Burke
Australia bans Islamist organisation Hizb ut-Tahrir under new hate group laws
The Albanese government has enacted its first listing of a prohibited hate group, following reforms lodged after the Bondi massacre.
- Nick Newling and Max Maddison
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Labor opposes hate speech and gun control law to LNP jeers
Queensland’s Deputy Premier has launched an inflammatory tirade accusing Labor of supporting terrorists and antisemitism after Thursday’s parliamentary vote.
- Matt Dennien
State walks back attorney-general’s powers as Labor moves to support hate speech bill
Queensland’s opposition will ultimately back the contentious hate speech and gun law changes, while the government has made a last-minute change to the bill.
- Matt Dennien and Catherine Strohfeldt
‘I won’t be here’: NSW premier reveals his leadership timeline
Chris Minns has for the first time put a timeframe on when he will call it quits.
- Alexandra Smith
Commissioner assures Bondi families she will probe Hanukkah security, police delays
New laws will grant immunity to security officers testifying at the Royal Commission on Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion.
- Matthew Knott
- Opinion
- Antisemitism
Why Mark Zuckerberg should be dragged in front of this royal commission
The most successful royal commissions name names and result in systemic change. Can we get that kind of accountability when it comes to antisemitism?
- Jenna Price
Women rush to firearms training ahead of NSW gun buyback
A leading sporting shooters group is reporting an increase in women seeking firearms training as applications for new gun licences surge.
- Jessica McSweeney
Royal commission rules out eyewitness accounts of Bondi attack
Victims and their families questioned the decision, as former High Court judge Virginia Bell also revealed the “antisemitism” definition to be used by the commission.
- Michaela Whitbourn, Matthew Knott, Amber Schultz and Eryk Bagshaw
The five key questions for the Bondi royal commission to answer
The investigation into the December 14 massacre begins public hearings this week with a statement by Virginia Bell, the former High Court judge who will head the inquiry.
- Matthew Knott
Ahmed Al Ahmed reveals what he said to Bondi gunman
Ahmed Al Ahmed says he will never forget the moment he stared evil in the eye and he says it was the sound of women and children screaming for help that gave him the courage to take on a terrorist.