Australia

The Jewish community at home and abroad have reacted with shock, grief and solidarity after the sickening massacre at Bondi Beach.

P.E Nation founder Pip Edwards has described a terrifying 15-minute ordeal, and being forced to hide under a van as gunmen opened fire at Bondi Beach, leaving her ‘surrounded’.

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

One of Australia’s most senior Catholics has called on Australians to ‘turn our backs on violence’ in the wake of the horror Bondi Beach massacre.

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.

SEE THE IMAGES: Personal items have been left scattered across Bondi Beach, casting a sombre mood over Sydney after a tragedy Australia will never forget.

A traumatised survivor of the Bondi Beach massacre approached journalists Monday morning and complained help took too long to arrive.

The 10-year-old child killed in the Bondi Beach terror attack has been identified as her heartbroken family speak out over their devastating loss. 

The move has been made in the wake of the devastating terror attack in Bondi.