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They had come together to mark a powerful ritual; to grow the light in the ever-expanding darkness. Instead, 15 innocent victims were gunned down in Australia’s worst terror attack.

Anthony Minichiello has detailed how his unit block was in the line of fire during the Bondi shooting.

As a result of the Albanese Government’s consistent failure to stand up for Jewish people, we now live in a country where horrific anti-Semitic violence is entirely predictable.

Lifeblood Australia is urging Australians to donate blood as soon as possible in wake of the Bondi Beach massacre.

Social media users were quick to share pictures of the alleged gunmen, but one innocent man is now fearing for his wellbeing after he was falsely identified as a shooter.

ANDREW GREENE: Australia is facing one of its darkest moments in living memory as the world comes to grips with the deadliest targeting of Jewish people since Hamas murdered 1200 people two years ago.

The parents of Bondi hero Ahmed Al Ahmed have recounted their son’s ordeal and given an update after he was shot multiple times.

NSW police say they are aware of a potential violent rally planned for later this month following the Bondi Beach massacre.

NSW Police have set up a community reception centre in Coogee to assist families and witnesses affected by the mass shooting in Bondi.

Sickening footage has emerged showing one of the terrorists pausing his deadly attack to put his glasses on after being tackled. WATCH THE VIDEO

THE NEW YORK TIMES: When Anthony Albanese said the massacre was ‘beyond comprehension’ he admitted to ignoring the deadly anti-Semitism plaguing Australia.

I have argued, often stubbornly, that Australia was not a place where Jews had to live with their shoulders permanently tensed, scanning exits, calculating risk. Bondi took that belief and buried it.

Premier Chris Minns has flagged new legislation after in was revealed a Bondi massacre gunman owned six firearms as a member of a gun club. National Cabinet is also discussing urgent reform.

The New England Patriots paused before they took on the Buffalo Bills to remember the victims of two horror shootings in the USA and Bondi, while the Chiefs' star QB suffered a serious knee injury in a game they had to win to keep them in playoff contention.

NRL clubs, the AFL and Cricket Australia are all saying the same thing in strongly worded statements.