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While Albanese will forever struggle to shed the perception that he was too slow to recognise the threat to Australia’s Jewish community — he is taking action.  Source link

Days after the Bondi terror attack, the federal government has announced a new national buyback scheme.  Source link

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a national gun buyback scheme, days after a deadly terror attack on a Hanukkah celebration.  Source link

In an extraordinary personal censure, Australia’s Jewish community effectively denied Anthony Albanese the role of being the nation’s chief public mourner in this week of national tragedy. Source link

As Australia’s intelligence agencies look back over how the Bondi attackers were missed, a “grim reality” of their jobs confronts the country. Source link

Strenthened federal hate speech laws that the government held up as evidence it acted on antisemitism have been used four times since February, with it now conceding they do not go far enough. Source link

A temporary mental health centre will be set up in Bondi offering free walk-in services to help Australians grieving and traumatised by the deadly terror attack. Source link

Experts say the federal government must actually use new laws being finalised this summer to crack down on hate speech and so-called “hate preachers” in the wake of the Bondi terror attack. Source link

This was a humbled prime minister. Showing contrition, some regret, and an acknowledgement more could have been done. Source link

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced sweeping reforms to crack down on antisemitism in the wake of the deadly terror attack on Sydney’s Jewish community.   Source link