Terrorism

After a marathon debate lasting into the early hours of Christmas Eve, the NSW government has passed controversial law reforms sparked by the Bondi massacre.

A young police officer who was rendered blind in one eye after being shot during the Bondi terror attack is released from hospital.

Chris Minns says new protest laws will be introduced despite "resistance to the government's legislative agenda in recent days".

Security camera footage captured the Bondi Beach gunmen carrying what appears to be firearms out of a south-west Sydney property on the morning of the terror attack, court documents reveal.

Anthony Albanese says he is "sorry" for what Jewish Australians have experienced, while announcing a package of legislative changes.

French engineer Dan Elkayam has been remembered as an adventurous young man who loved travelling, meeting new people, playing soccer and celebrating his Jewish faith at his funeral.

Yesterday we asked our readers to tell us how they had honoured the victims of the Bondi terrorist attack, one week on.

Calls for the federal government to hold a royal commission into the Bondi terror attack continue after NSW announced intentions for a state-level royal commission, prompting some confusion about the difference.

Emotional scenes and a heavy police presence are visible at Bondi Beach as the Jewish community and other locals mark one week since the Hanukkah shooting.

Straight-pull rapid-fire rifles, social media campaigns, and a looming buyback scheme – Australia's gun debate is reloading.

The long shadow of the Bondi shooting has darkened the coastal southern Philippines, causing deep confusion and stoking long-held anxieties over terrorist groups in the region. 

At 6:47pm, one week to the minute after the start of the Bondi Beach terror attack, silence fell across the dusk gathering on the final night of the Jewish festival of light.

In a nationwide memorial, Australians have taken a moment to light a candle and quietly remember the 15 people killed at Bondi. Their names, stories and legacies are held close by a shaken, grieving community.

As Sydneysiders paid their respects to the Bondi terror victims, one moment captured the contrast between two Labor leaders and their perceived responses to antisemitism.

Thousands of people heard messages of defiance and resilience, along with calls for “light, love and unity”, as they gathered at Bondi Beach to mark one week since the devastating terrorist attack. Look back on how events unfolded.

Experts advise to "escape, hide, and tell" in a terrorist attack. These men and women did otherwise and saved lives when gunmen opened fire at Bondi Beach.

If we are to inch towards unity, the more we pause to listen, the more sure-footed our path forward will be.

As Sydney marks one week since the antisemitic Bondi attack, the Jewish community is grappling with the question of where to go from here.

The group were detained on Thursday after tactical police rammed a car in Liverpool in what was characterised as a precautionary measure following the Bondi terror attack.

Hundreds of surf lifesavers and lifeguards, many of whom responded to the Bondi terror attack, form a human chain in a moving tribute to the 15 people killed.