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Amid a sea of bees, mourners flow out the door to pay tribute to Matilda, the youngest victim of the Bondi attack

Those at the 10-year-old’s funeral heeded the call to remember ‘Bee’ as a symbol of light, as services take place in two cities

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Calls for NSW government to remove recreational hunting as a reason to own firearms after Bondi massacre

‘New South Wales has a gun problem that we must now confront. We have over 1.1m guns in this state’, Greens MP says

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Fake Minns, altered images and psyop theories: Bondi attack misinformation shows AI’s power to confuse

For now many fakes are easy to spot. But audiences could find it increasingly difficult to tell fact from fiction as tech improves

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‘I knew I had to come here’: emotional scenes as footbridge used to carry out Bondi terror attack reopens

Slain rabbi’s friend visits site to pay tribute ‘just singing a memorial prayer for him, blasting it out with my heart’

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Afternoon Update: PM’s crackdown on ‘hate and division’; a ‘heartbreaking beyond words’ funeral; and Snicko in Ashes spotlight again

Labor announces new laws and powers in the wake of the Bondi beach attack

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‘Protests had nothing to do with the attacks’: activists condemn premier’s plan to restrict rallies after Bondi shooting

Pro-Palestine activists, some Jewish groups and civil liberty campaigners criticise NSW Labor for ‘eroding our democratic freedoms’

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NSW police unlawfully arrested and choked man then tried to delete footage, watchdog finds

Two police officers should be dismissed and potentially face criminal charges over the incident, Law Enforcement Conduct Commission recommends

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Woodside Energy’s Meg O’Neill, who criticised ‘zealous’ young climate activists, moves to BP

O’Neill tapped to lead global oil and gas giant, which has broken from net zero strategy and will ramp up fossil fuels

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Jane’s Addiction call it quits after a tumultuous 15 months: ‘The legacy will remain’

US alt-rock band announce they are finally parting ways, following fisticuffs, accusations and lawsuits

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Ukraine war briefing: Drones strike tanker in Russian port, local officials say

Deaths and damage to ship reported in attack in Rostov-on-Don; Zelenskyy to reportedly push EU plan to use frozen Russian assets. What we know on day 1,394

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ANZ shareholders reject executive pay plan for second year in a row

More than 32% of shareholder votes oppose executive pay report at heated Sydney AGM, after a year when bank was fined $240m by the financial regulator

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China to hike tax on condoms in attempt to boost falling birth rate

From 1 January, contraceptives will be subject to a 13% VAT rate – part of a carrot-and-stick approach by the government to increase births

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Syrian home town of Ahmed al-Ahmed rallies around the Bondi hero, amid the rubble of civil war

In Nayrab, a town near the Syrian city of Idlib, the family of Ahmed al-Ahmed have been overwhelmed by the global response to his act of bravery

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My petty gripe: office parties feel like work because that’s what they are

And don’t get me started on office Secret Santas

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Islamic extremism in the Philippines: is it a terrorism hotspot, and which groups are active there?

Alleged gunmen behind Bondi beach terror attack travelled to the Philippines last month, raising questions for investigators about why they went

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England trail Australia by 158 runs: Ashes third Test, day two – as it happened

England crawl to 213-8 in response to Australia’s 371 to leave the tourists’ hopes of staying in the series hanging by a thread at Adelaide Oval

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Tony Burke has ‘full confidence’ in spy agency despite questions over Bondi attack

Asio facing scrutiny over investigation of alleged attackers as Jewish community in Bondi prepares for a second round of funerals

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Morning Mail: what alleged Bondi gunmen did in the Philippines, praise for young survivor, Aukus lobbying questions

Staff and police say the Akrams rarely left their room in Davao and had no visitors

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Notes of support posted on Jewish bakery that announced its closure in wake of shooting – as it happened

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The stats don’t lie. Australia’s tax system is designed to benefit the wealthiest and the rest of us pay for it

Many progressives protest that they are not rich, despite being on a very good wicket. They always reel off their CV of working-class roots

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A caterer’s must-pack kitchen tools: ‘Holiday rentals are notoriously lacking in sharp knives’

Whether you’re limited to carry-on luggage or have the luxury of a car boot, these are the essential utensils to bring to your destination

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John Howard’s dog-whistle intervention in gun debate all but dashes any hope of meaningful reform

In the absence of strong, swift action from Anthony Albanese, the former PM is shifting political debate from gun control to a divisive culture war

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‘Her instinct is to save lives’: Chaya, 14, recovers after being shot while shielding children during Bondi terror attack

The 14-year-old answered a desperate call for help and left her place of shelter to protect two younger children

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‘We must be strong’: the words of Holocaust survivor and Bondi terror victim Alex Kleytman live on

Family and friends say Kleytman was an ‘incredibly loving’ man who was killed while protecting his wife and celebrating his Jewish faith

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Graduation day at the ‘last-chance school’ for students facing barriers to education

Sisters Trevanna and Deslie Ahoy navigated parental loss, housing insecurity and pregnancy – twice – while completing their HSC at the Macleay Vocational College in Kempsey

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