Hate speech and gun control laws proposed by the Australian government in the aftermath of the Bondi Beach mass shooting were ...
After Australia's worst mass shooting in 1996, it took the government 12 days to ban semi-automatic weapons, organise a gun buyback scheme and introduce a ...
When a gunman murdered 35 people in Tasmania in 1996, Australia's political leaders united to implement some of the West's ...
Farmers have warned it is vital Australia’s food industry does not suffer any unintended consequences from sweeping changes ...
Australian firearm laws are “only as strong as those of the weakest state”, experts warned, as the Albanese government stands ...
Rural leaders have not finalised their position on federal gun reforms, but that has not stopped them speaking out.
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Australia was seen as a world leader in gun control - Bondi has exposed a more complicated reality
It was a Sunday afternoon in April 1996 when a lone gunman armed with semi-automatic rifles killed 35 people in the Australian tourist town of Port Arthur. The massacre almost 30 years ago, which ...
SYDNEY (AP) — Australian leaders promised on Monday to immediately overhaul already-tough gun control laws after a mass shooting targeted a Hanukkah celebration on Sydney’s Bondi Beach. At least 15 ...
Gun control advocates have accused the state government of laying the groundwork to delay or weaken national firearms reforms ...
What a terrible bloody week it was. From Rhode Island to Australia, innocent unarmed people were killed in cold blood by evil men with guns. On Saturday at Brown University in Providence, a man with a ...
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