Labor is fast-tracking its response to the antisemitism envoy’s report after the Bondi attack. What are the recommendations?

Some of the report’s recommendations have sparked concerns among academics and peak bodies that funding could be weaponised to censor opinion and silence dissent, particularly around pro-Palestine protest and critique of Israel. Photograph: Dan Himbrechts/AP

The Albanese government says it will ramp up its response to recommendations to combat antisemitism put forward by its special envoy in the wake of Bondi’s terrorist attack.

In the wake of Sunday’s shooting, the government has been criticised for its delay in responding to, or adopting, all of the July report’s “key actions”.