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NSW premier rejects criticism of Bondi response

Police 'shot in the front': NSW premier rejects criticism of Bondi response

The New South Wales premier has rejected criticism of the police response to the attack on a Jewish festival at Bondi Beach, saying officers acted with "bravery and integrity".

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NSW Premier Chris Minns admits only two police officers on site at time of Bondi terror attack

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NSW Premier vows gun law reform after Bondi terror attack

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Bondi Beach shooter Naveed Akram wakes from coma as Australia mourns victims of Hanukkah attack

Naveed Akram, one of the suspects in the mass shooting at Bondi beach in Australia, woke from his coma on Tuesday, December 16, evening.

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Sydney mourners remember slain rabbis killed in Bondi Beach shooting

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Bondi Beach mass shooting inspired by Islamic State: Australian police

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Sydney funerals begin for Bondi Beach Hanukkah shooting victims

Albanese said Ahmed al-Ahmed, 43, the man who tackled one of the shooters to disarm his rifle and suffered gunshot wounds, was due to undergo surgery on Wednesday.

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Are suspects in Bondi Beach shooting from India or Pak? Here's what Australian PM revealed

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Australia Bondi Beach Mass Shooting: Holocaust Survivor And 10-Year-Old With Gentle Soul Among The Victims

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NSW Premier Chris Minns moves to block mass protests in wake of Bondi massacre

NSW Premier Chris Minns has declared the state is moving to block mass protests from going ahead in the wake of the Bondi massacre.

Alleged gunman out of coma; NSW premier defends police response to Bondi terror attack — as it happened

The National Cabinet has pledged to tighten Australia's gun legislation following the massacre at Bondi Beach.

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NSW Premier signals sweeping changes to state’s gun laws

NSW Premier Chris Minns has signalled sweeping changes to the state's gun laws and a clampdown on protests as he recalls parliament for next week.

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NSW parliament to be recalled on Monday after Bondi Beach massacre

NSW parliament will be recalled on Monday afternoon after Premier Chris Minns pledged to reform the state’s firearm laws in the wake of the Bondi massacre.

Altered Clip of Australian Premier Calling Bondi Beach Attackers Indians Viral

Fact-Check: An AI-manipulated video is being shared to falsely claim that NSW Premier Chris Minns said that EAM S Jaishankar assured full support after a Bondi beach attacker was identified as an Indian national.