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‘The evidence (around criminal shootings) overwhelmingly indicates that public safety failures arise from intelligence gaps,’ argued one group.

The man was charged with threatening to kill and will face court in Mandurah next month.

‘Every account deactivated could mean one extra young person with more free time to build their community and identity offline,’ said Minister Anika Wells.

A delayed royal commission, new hate speech laws, and stronger gun control, this is what has unfolded since the Bondi terror attack.

The funding targets farmers, small businesses, clean-up efforts, and mental health support across flood-hit regions.

Cut off from their families, Iranian Australians are calling for outside support as the protester death toll mounts in their home country.

Adelaide Writers’ Week had to be cancelled after over 100 authors withdrew and board members resigned after Randa Abdel-Fattah was dumped from the line-up.

Labor’s broad 144-page response to the Bondi terror attack has received a broad array of responses.

One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson says Labor’s proposed new anti-hate laws could backfire and criminalise displays of national pride.

The broad bill is the Albanese government’s main response to the Bondi terror attack and covers hate speech to the national gun buyback scheme.

Former Labor ministers Joel Fitzgibbon and Stephen Conroy have been floated as potential replacements for Kevin Rudd.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit is aimed at offering support for the Australian Jewish community rocked by the Bondi terror attack.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Rudd’s decision to leave a year early was “entirely” his own.

‘They had warning signs of hate and terrorism towards the Jewish community,’ said the head of the anti-Semitism taskforce Leo Terrell.

Jim Chalmers is expected share with his counterparts Australia’s plan to build a $1.2 billion critical minerals stockpile.

The surviving Bondi attacker, Naveed Akram, was closely associated with Wissam Haddad, an extremist Islamist preacher in western Sydney.

The government’s Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026 will enact new laws against hate crimes and push forward the new gun buyback scheme.

The radical Hizb ut-Tahrir is banned in numerous countries, including the Muslim-majority Egypt, Pakistan and the UAE, but is still allowed in Australia.

Elon Musk’s AI chatbot, Grok, has faced scrutiny for being used to create non-consensual sexual content.

Some parties argue the focus should be purely on Islamic extremism, others says it should be broader.

‘The evidence (around criminal shootings) overwhelmingly indicates that public safety failures arise from intelligence gaps,’ argued one group.

The man was charged with threatening to kill and will face court in Mandurah next month.

‘Every account deactivated could mean one extra young person with more free time to build their community and identity offline,’ said Minister Anika Wells.

A delayed royal commission, new hate speech laws, and stronger gun control, this is what has unfolded since the Bondi terror attack.

The funding targets farmers, small businesses, clean-up efforts, and mental health support across flood-hit regions.

Cut off from their families, Iranian Australians are calling for outside support as the protester death toll mounts in their home country.

Adelaide Writers’ Week had to be cancelled after over 100 authors withdrew and board members resigned after Randa Abdel-Fattah was dumped from the line-up.

Labor’s broad 144-page response to the Bondi terror attack has received a broad array of responses.

One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson says Labor’s proposed new anti-hate laws could backfire and criminalise displays of national pride.

The broad bill is the Albanese government’s main response to the Bondi terror attack and covers hate speech to the national gun buyback scheme.

Former Labor ministers Joel Fitzgibbon and Stephen Conroy have been floated as potential replacements for Kevin Rudd.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit is aimed at offering support for the Australian Jewish community rocked by the Bondi terror attack.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Rudd’s decision to leave a year early was “entirely” his own.

‘They had warning signs of hate and terrorism towards the Jewish community,’ said the head of the anti-Semitism taskforce Leo Terrell.

Jim Chalmers is expected share with his counterparts Australia’s plan to build a $1.2 billion critical minerals stockpile.

The surviving Bondi attacker, Naveed Akram, was closely associated with Wissam Haddad, an extremist Islamist preacher in western Sydney.

The government’s Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026 will enact new laws against hate crimes and push forward the new gun buyback scheme.

The radical Hizb ut-Tahrir is banned in numerous countries, including the Muslim-majority Egypt, Pakistan and the UAE, but is still allowed in Australia.

Elon Musk’s AI chatbot, Grok, has faced scrutiny for being used to create non-consensual sexual content.

Some parties argue the focus should be purely on Islamic extremism, others says it should be broader.