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Australian state plans to ban intifada chants

Australia announces gun buyback plans less than a week after Bondi Beach shooting

Sydney — Australia will use a sweeping buyback scheme to "get guns off our streets," Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Friday, showing his government was keen to take quick action less than a week ...

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Australian state plans tougher laws against displaying extremist flags after Bondi shooting

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Australian state plans to ban intifada chants after Bondi shooting

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Australian PM announces intelligence review as country mourns Bondi attack

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a review into the police and national intelligence agencies after last weekend's Bondi Beach attack.

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Australians unite to honour Bondi mass shooting attack at Jewish festival

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Bondi terror attack updates: Bondi Rabbi Yehoram Ulman tells vigil ‘Sydney can become a beacon of goodness’

Sydney Gunmen Were Motivated by ISIS, Australia’s Leader Says

The police found two homemade Islamic State flags in the car of the suspects, a 50-year-old man and his 24-year-old son.

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Former Australian minister says ‘radical Islam pulled the trigger’ in nation's worst terror attack

Josh Frydenberg slams Anthony Albanese's government over rising antisemitic violence in Australia, warning years of inaction enabled extremism to flourish.

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West Australian fires arrival shot at Stokes

England captain Ben Stokes was given a typical welcome by the Australian media on his arrival in Perth. A picture of Stokes in arrivals at the airport was on the front page of the West Australian newspaper, which carried the headline 'Baz Bawl'. "England's ...