The review will be led by Dennis Richardson - a former Secretary of the Department of Defence, former Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and former Intelligence Chief. The ...

The Albanese Government will establish a National Gun Buyback Scheme to purchase surplus, newly banned and illegal firearms – the largest since the Howard Government in 1996. This is another part of ...

The Albanese Government thanks Australia’s Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism, Ms Jillian Segal AO, for the Special Envoy’s Plan to Combat Antisemitism (The Plan), and her continued work to ...

The Federal and NSW Governments have declared Sunday 21 December a Day of Reflection to honour the victims of the horrific terrorist attack at Bondi Beach and to stand in solidarity with the Jewish ...

TAYLOR: We've heard that the younger of the two gunmen, the son who's still in a coma in hospital, Naveed Akram is his name. He was investigated in 2019 for links with ISIS or Islamic State. A lot of ...

SARAH MORICE, HOST: Prime Minister, welcome to NewsRadio. ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Good morning, Sarah. MORICE: The first of the funerals, Prime Minister, gets underway today. Will you be ...

Today, the Albanese and Minns Governments have announced an immediate support package to assist victims, their families, and small businesses impacted by the Bondi terror attack.

Your Grace, Archbishop Anthony Fisher, the Premier of New South Wales, Christopher Minns, Rabbi Ben Elton, interfaith leaders, the Governor of New South Wales, members of the diplomatic corps, ...

ANTHONY MAROON, HOST: The Prime Minister of Australia joins us. Mr. Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese. Welcome to Triple M. ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Good to talk with you, Anthony. Although it ...

In response to Sunday’s terrorist attack the Albanese Government is investing $42.6 million in immediate mental health supports to meet the needs of those impacted. This package of supports includes ...

HOST: Right across the country on Nova for summer breakfast, it's Mel and Matty with you, and joining us on the line this morning is Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Good morning, Prime Minister.

O’CONNELL: Thank you very much for joining us. I, first of all, I thought it'd be really nice if you could offer a message to us who are still very shook up from the events on Sunday. What words of ...