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Gun crackdown and controversial protest laws to be passed in NSW despite Coalition split over firearms
NSW Nationals to oppose gun law reforms introduced in wake of Bondi attack, as Greens say protest laws are ‘draconian’ and may be unconstitutional
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independent.co.uk
Australia calls on gun owners to give up firearms after Bondi attack
Prime minister says tighter firearms laws are needed as police lift crime scene and mourners honour 15 victims
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theguardian.com
NSW premier announces new laws banning hate speech and symbols in wake of Bondi beach terror attack
NSW parliament will be recalled on Monday and Tuesday to consider legislation responding to the Bondi terrorist attack
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Gun crackdown and controversial protest laws to be passed in NSW despite Coalition split over firearms
NSW Nationals to oppose gun law reforms introduced in wake of Bondi attack, as Greens say protest laws are ‘draconian’ and may be unconstitutional
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arabnews.com
Australian state parliament reconvenes to push through stricter gun laws after Bondi mass shooting
SYDNEY: Australia’s New South Wales state parliament was recalled on Monday to vote on proposed new laws that would impose major curbs on firearm ownership, ban the display of…
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bbc.com
Australian move to fast-track new gun and protest laws draws criticism
Civil liberties advocates say laws 'damage our democracy' while others say they scapegoat gun owners.
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aljazeera.com
Australia’s NSW passes tough anti-protest, gun laws after Bondi attack
Palestinian, Jewish and Indigenous groups say they will launch constitutional challenge to laws described as 'rushed'.
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dailysabah.com
Australia's NSW passes stricter gun, protest laws over Bondi attack
Australia’s New South Wales passed broad new gun control and anti-terrorism laws on Wednesday – tightening firearm ownership, banning public display of...
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NSW police restricts public assemblies in Sydney for 14 days under laws passed after Bondi terror attack
Premier Chris Minns defends laws, which have been condemned as draconian and infringing on the right to assembly by civil liberties groups