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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

The Guardian - AU · Dec 17, 2025

‘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

The Guardian - AU · Dec 17, 2025

Native foods heroed in fight against chronic disease

Concerned about rates of chronic diseases, Indigenous communities and researchers have worked together to develop a lower sugar alternative to soft drink.

AAP · Dec 17, 2025

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Media adviser busted leaking court material 'naive'

The leaking of privileged legal material by a media adviser amid a spat between a judge and a top prosecutor has been aired in a parliamentary inquiry.

AAP · Dec 17, 2025

‘Source of pride for Syria’: man who disarmed Bondi shooter lauded in home town

News of Ahmed al-Ahmed’s selfless act quickly reached al-Nayrab, where locals praised heroism of ‘the son of our village’

The Guardian - UK · Dec 16, 2025

'Calculated, cold blooded': leaders respond to attack

Politicians, Jewish leaders, and community members are grappling with the aftermath of the Bondi terror attack that left 15 dead and dozens more injured.

AAP · Dec 16, 2025

‘They were shot in the front’: premier and top cop defend police response to Bondi terror attack

Chris Minns and Mal Lanyon questioned about police resources at Hanukah event and response time after Naveed Akram and father Sajid allegedly started shooting

The Guardian - AU · Dec 16, 2025

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Australian prime minister praises Bondi hero Ahmed al-Ahmed as ‘best of our country’

Anthony Albanese calls man who tackled Bondi beach shooter ‘humble man’ who was ‘trying to get a cup of coffee, simple as that’

The Guardian - AU · Dec 16, 2025

Bondi attack trauma warning: shock, grief, anger, fear

Australians are being encouraged to take extra care of their mental wellbeing as experts express concern about the repercussions of the Bondi Beach massacre.

AAP · Dec 15, 2025

Bondi attack ‘most appalling atrocity’, says Church of Scotland moderator

The Right Reverend Rosie Frew said her thoughts were with the bereaved and injured, the people of Sydney, and the Jewish community.

Evening Standard · Dec 15, 2025

‘I went down to save lives’: Hero shopkeeper who tackled Bondi Beach gunman thought he was going to die

Father-of-two, who moved to Sydney from Syria in 2006, has been hailed as a hero

The Independent UK · Dec 15, 2025

Met with a scene of horror at Bondi beach, strangers embraced, shed tears and gathered in silence

Bondi pavilion becomes centre of mourning with chaplains and mental health volunteers handing out tissues

The Guardian - AU · Dec 15, 2025

Killer affected by MDMA before fatal seaside shove

A man has denied pursuing his victim through beachside streets after a boozy date night in an on-again-off-again profanity-filled altercation turned fatal.

AAP · Dec 15, 2025

Ex-MPs launch court challenge against poll spend caps

Two former MPs are challenging laws capping how much money they can receive and spend on a federal election, saying they unfairly advantage major parties.

AAP · Dec 15, 2025

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AAP · Dec 14, 2025

'Time for talk over': action call after Bondi massacre

Australia's Jewish community has demanded authorities provide strong and unequivocal leadership on tackling anti-Semitism following the Bondi terror attack.

AAP · Dec 14, 2025

Long road to recovery for Bondi mass-shooting hero

The man whose bravery during the Bondi Beach massacre has echoed around the world faces a long recovery, according to people who have visited him in hospital.

The Independent UK · Dec 14, 2025

After the Bondi attack, Jews will wonder where in the world they can feel safe

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The attack in Australia is another example of how widespread antisemitism currently is – and the need for our political leaders to step up and tackle it

The Guardian - AU · Dec 14, 2025

After the Bondi attack, all Australians must support the right of Jews to live without fear

Long before the shocking killings in Sydney, the threat of antisemitic violence was often left unchallenged. That must change

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AAP · Dec 13, 2025

How Indigenous culture is enriching preschoolers' days

Parents and children are learning together at one preschool, which has embedded Indigenous language and culture into each day's events.

The Guardian - AU · Dec 13, 2025

Mining company claims government didn’t follow proper process for Aboriginal heritage protection order

Regis Resources told a federal court hearing the partial protection order, which blocks construction of a planned tailings dam, would make its development unviable

AAP · Dec 12, 2025

One mum's baby bundles become life-changing charity

A pack of newborn clothes posted online and a conversation with a social worker were the beginnings of a charity focused on Indigenous mums and their babies.

AAP · Dec 12, 2025

Secretive sect fires back at poll interference claims

A pact between the Liberal Party and a secretive Christian church has been denied, although the sect says some members may have co-ordinated their efforts.

AAP · Dec 12, 2025

First Nations advocate wins major human rights award

Racism - and widespread denial of the issue - have been called out as human rights advocates are recognised by their peers.

The Guardian - AU · Dec 12, 2025

I believed Australia could not look away from Aboriginal deaths in custody. I was wrong

Decades on from the royal commission, I can only conclude there are no words that will make governments face their responsibilities

AAP · Dec 12, 2025

Spat grows between top judge and chief prosecutor

A growing war between a top judge and a state's chief prosecutor has spilled over into parliament, with the matter escalating to a high court.

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