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Voters demand focus on extremism over gun laws

Exclusive polling reveals a dramatic collapse in support for new firearm legislation, with Australians now ranking violent extremism as the top national security threat. Dive into the data.

Coalition courts irrelevance on hate speech bill

The federal opposition faces political marginalisation by rejecting compromise on new hate speech and gun laws, handing the government the moral high ground and empowering the Greens.

WA Urged to Adopt National Anti-Hate Laws

WA is the only state without specific anti-vilification laws. Brian Grieg demands urgent reform to protect LGBTQI+, Jewish, and Muslim communities from rising hate speech.

New Hate Speech Laws: 10-Year Jail Terms Proposed

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says proposed laws targeting hate speech and guns are a direct response to the Bondi terror attack. The Opposition criticises the speed and religious exemptions.

Bondi attack aftermath: A month of grief and anger

A month after the Bondi Beach Hanukkah festival attack that killed 15, including a child, the Jewish community's grief remains raw. Read the powerful call for action against antisemitism.

Rare Blue and Gold Macaws Arrive at Perth Zoo

Perth Zoo delights visitors with Inca and Manu, two blue and gold macaws, marking their first display in over a decade. Discover their unique stories and see them now.

Ackman Donates to ICE Agent After Bondi Hero Support

Hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman has donated $10,000 to an ICE agent involved in a fatal shooting, following his near-$100k gift to Bondi hero Ahmed Al-Ahmed. The case has sparked protests and a political rift.

Hateful graffiti removed in Welshpool, mayor responds

Victoria Park Council swiftly removed 'hateful' graffiti in Welshpool. Mayor Karen Vernon condemns the act, reaffirming the town's commitment to inclusion and diversity. Report urgent issues directly to council.

Canberra's Summernats Debate: Is It Time to Move On?

Canberra residents are divided over the annual Summernats festival, with calls for its permanent relocation. Meanwhile, global tensions rise over Trump's Venezuela invasion and local hate crimes are scrutinised.

UAE ends UK university scholarships over extremism fears

The United Arab Emirates has suspended a major scholarship program for its students at UK universities, citing concerns over Islamist extremism and campus safety. Read the full report on this significant diplomatic and educational shift.

PM: Bondi Royal Commission Called in 'Record Time'

PM Anthony Albanese insists the antisemitism royal commission was set up swiftly after the Bondi terror attack. Details revealed, with former High Court justice to lead. Read the full story.

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