The Latest Breaking News from Bondi Beach

In His Majesty’s fourth Christmas broadcast of the King’s Speech, he referenced the heroes who defended the victims of Bondi Beach shootings and the Manchester synagogue attacks

After parallel mass shootings at Bondi Beach and Brown University, Australia accelerates gun-law reform while the United States issues condolences and limited policy responses, exposing deep contrasts in gun-violence politics.

“It's important that we as a nation celebrate our heroes and celebrate good deeds.”

Sydney's world famous New Year's Eve fireworks will follow a message of peace and a minute's silence to honour the victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack.

Second officer wounded in attack wakes up from coma

Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese has said he "regrets the politicisation" of the Bondi Beach terror attack amid rising tensions in parliament.

24-year-old Naveed Akram and his 50-year-old father, Sajid Akram, traveled to the city of Panabo in the Philippines to meet with Muslim religious leaders prior to carrying out their mass shooting.

Exclusive images and court files on the second Bondi Beach shooter spark outrage, raising questions on extremist motives, travel to the Philippines, and intelligence lapses in the attack that killed 15.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has apologised to the country's Jewish community following the antisemitic attack on Sydney’s Bondi beach last week. Police documents show that the alleged gunmen had extensively planned the attack, which left 15 people dead, including a French national.

Life is slowly returning to normal in Bondi as locals call for the public to return following Australia's deadliest massacre in decades.

Police say gunmen ‘meticulously’ planned attack for several months and visited Bondi two days beforehand for reconnaissance