Thousands attend Sydney rally in push to end anti-Semitism
Peaceful protesters have whooped and cheered as politicians and prominent members of the Jewish community protest “enough is enough” at a rally in Martin Place.
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‘Learn from Minns’: Jewish leader’s takedown of PM over anti-Semitism
A young Australian Jewish leader who snubbed the PM’s invite to a funding announcement has suggested Mr Albanese should look to the NSW premier for tips on leading the way on battling anti-Semitism. Watch his High Steaks interview.
Push Palestinian protests out of CBD, says anti-Semitism envoy
Social cohesion has frayed and anti-Semitism has escalated and become more violent, says new Government special envoy, Jillian Segal.
‘I need to bury my parents’: Daughter of Hamas hostages’ plea
Iris Weinstein-Haggai, a textile designer who lived in Sydney’s Bondi, believes her parents were murdered on October 7. She wants the Australian Government, and world leaders, to call for the unconditional release of their remains.
Islamic cleric’s conspiracy theory around synagogue firebombing
The controversial Muslim preacher, who mounted a “kill Jews” speech in Sydney, says the anti-Semitic attack on a Melbourne Synagogue was part of a “conspiracy” by Jewish people.
‘Abhorrent’: anti-Semitic chant at Syrian celebrations probed by cops
Police are investigating the use of anti-Semitic slogans by a group of people celebrating the downfall of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad on the streets of Sydney. Meanwhile Jewish leaders have lashed out at the act.
Pub too woke for Australia Day? Head to your local club instead
While some pubs floated the idea of banning Australia Day festivities next year, local clubs are wholeheartedly embracing it in a bid to bring the community together.
Sydney’s oldest pub takes stand on Australia Day
The licensee of the iconic 196-year-old pub said they will be celebrating Australia Day “come rain or shine” and he is urging others to do the same.
‘Piss poor’: Sydney pub baron unloads on Aus Day ban
An Aussie publican has led a chorus of criticism over the banning of Australia Day in pubs under the umbrella of an Asian-owned company. Here’s what they said.
Pub group apologises for Australia Day ban
The decision by Australia’s second-largest pub group to ban Australia Day celebrations in 2025 has ignited a wave of public outrage, with thousands calling for boycotts of the affected venues.
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