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Australia mourns the victims of the Bondi Beach shooting.

‘Never give up your guns’: US mocks Australia’s stricter firearms push

Some US gun rights enthusiasts even said that if bystanders on Bondi Beach had been carrying weapons, then the tragedy could have been halted earlier.

The Bondi terrorist attacks have highlighted issues that have been present in Australia for years.

Albanese has failed Aussie Jews

Readers’ letters on the Bondi Beach shooting, antisemitism and the future of Australian multiculturalism.

Former prime minister John Howard

PM ‘let the Jewish community down’, says Howard

The architect of the nation’s world-famous gun laws has accused Anthony Albanese of using gun control as a distraction from his failure to combat antisemitism.

This government’s $400 billion in unexpected revenue is a level of luck never before seen in Australia, but that luck can be a curse.

Lucky Chalmers’ revenue rainbows mask spending problems

Labor should stop merely wanting to be the natural party of government. It needs to start governing like one.

Yesterday

The Hanukkah menorah is projected onto the Sydney Opera House.

Opera House lit up to honour victims; PM says gunman in coma

Naveed Akram was shot by police and is in a coma in hospital; The government has vowed to eradicate the “evil scourge” of antisemitism. Follow live.

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Blame game erupts over Bondi massacre as PM pledges new gun laws

The Albanese government is facing a wave of criticism for failing to heed warnings about the seriousness of the threat posed by antisemitism.

The suspected gunmen have been identified as Naveed Akram, 24, and his father, Sajid Akram, 50.

Bondi shooting suspect was known to authorities

Naveed Akram was assessed for his associations six years before he and his father allegedly opened fire at a Jewish gathering using legal weapons.

Israel joins Bondi terror probe as calls grow for ASIO review

Israel’s intelligence services will help investigate whether the attackers had links to Iran or the Islamic State.

Vision of Ahmed al Ahmed tackling an alleged gunman at the Bondi Beach shooting.

‘Saved people from monsters’: Bondi hero hailed by his parents, Trump

Shop owner Ahmed al Ahmed has served with security forces in the past and his father says he has always wanted to protect people.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visits the firebombed Adass Israel Synagogue a year ago.

Just like that, the nation grew accustomed to antisemitism

The government did act to ward off “the long shadows of the past” for Jews, but not enough. And for that, it is exposed.

Mourners outside Bondi Pavilion on Monday, where Jewish leaders led a vigil.

Jewish Australians are shocked but not surprised by the Bondi attack

The preaching of and incitement to hatred and violence must no longer be tolerated. This government must stop minimising antisemitism.

People gather near the crime scene at Bondi Beach following the mass shooting incident.

Bondi shooting: What we know so far about Sunday’s terror attack

At least 16 people are dead after Sunday’s Bondi Beach shooting. Anthony Albanese has flagged tougher gun laws as the NSW premier called for blood donations.

Bondi Beach attack

Bondi attack shatters our self-image of peaceful tolerance

Sunday’s horror and terror has ripped away the veil of polite refusal to acknowledge the extent of anti-Jewish sentiment and hatred in Australian society.

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Bondi toll rises; ‘Blood on Australia’s hands’; ASIC resets ASX

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

An image from social media shows Ahmed el Ahmed, the hero bystander who tackled one of the gunman.

Bondi shooting hero bystander identified as Shire man Ahmed Al Ahmed

A bystander tackled and disarmed one of the alleged shooters at Bondi Beach in a heroic act that may have saved lives during the Hanukkah mass shooting.

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PM vows to eradicate hate, rejects criticism on antisemitism record

Jewish groups say the government did not take its antisemitism concerns seriously enough. ASIO and NSW Police say they knew of one of the gunmen.

A woman reacts after placing a visitation stone near the crime scene at Bondi Beach following the mass shooting .

Bondi Beach is what ‘globalise the intifada’ looks like

We will learn more about the mindset of Sunday’s killers. But it is already reasonable to surmise that they thought they were “globalising the intifada”.

Two people with guns at Bondi Beach. The area was locked down and multiple peopke have been shot.

Bondi terror attack death toll climbs as dozens hospitalised after targeted shooting

Two armed men opened fire on members of the public gathered in Bondi, killing at least 16 people and injuring many more, including at least two police officers.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is preparing to release the government’s mid-year budget update next week.

Chalmers’ taxpayer-funded travel included fundraising event detours

Travel records show the treasurer booked at least 19 flights to and from cities around the time he was scheduled to attend party functions at a cost of $11,414.

This Month

Has Pauline Hanson peaked? The Coalition certainly hopes so

For all the parties, there are big signs in little shifts in the latest poll for The Australian Financial Review.

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