Australia

Australia’s deadliest terror attack claimed 15 lives in just a few minutes at a peaceful Jewish festival. Their stories reveal extraordinary courage in our nation’s darkest hour.

‘It was extremely violent ... I thought we’d crashed. The cabin was full of smoke.’

NSW Premier Chris Minns said a Royal Commission was needed to get to the bottom line of how the terrorist attack on innocent Jewish Australians happened.

Australia’s leaders have announced plans to combat anti-Semitism by tightening hate speech laws and backing a Royal Commission into the Bondi attack.

The driver with her two dogs onboard crashed after another car allegedly failed to give way.

Australians are already on the move due to climate change, with one state the number one choice for those seeking relief from heat, floods and fires.

Port Arthur survivor Walter Mikac has praised NSW’s gun law reforms after the Bondi terrorist attack exposed “critical gaps” in firearm regulations.

They stood together to observe two minutes of silence in memory of the 15 people killed in the anti-Semitic attack.

PAUL MURRAY: The slaughter of Australian Jews at an iconic beach is a vivid example of what happens when a nation loses grip on its shared social values.

As the men emerged from the Liverpool police station, some of the group were seen laughing, running through the streets and singing Locked Up by Akon. 

LORRAINE FINLAY: Defeating anti-Semitism requires more than just stronger laws and effective enforcement. It also demands a cultural shift.

Ed Halmagyi’s forced bakery closure illustrates how the Albanese Government has let anti-Semitic attitudes take hold of the public.

A sushi chef was on her way to work when she was allegedly randomly stabbed.

PAUL RUBENSTEIN: If Australia wishes to remain the Lucky Country, then it must act strongly against anti-Semitism. The cost of doing nothing is unthinkable.

The funeral for ‘martyr’ couple Boris and Sofia Gurman was the first of many farewells on Friday for five of the victims.