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1996 Massacre Made Australia Toughen Gun Laws, Sydney Attack Prompts Relook
Gun licences cannot be in perpetuity, as people can be radicalised over time, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said amid the conversation around arms control after two gunmen shot 15 people dead at a Jewish religious gathering
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"Terrifying": England Cricket Star On Being "So Close" To Sydney Beach Attack
Michael Vaughan describes the fear, confusion and emotional aftermath of being just metres away from the deadly Bondi Beach terror attack in Sydney.
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"He's A Good Boy": Sydney Shooter's Mother In Denial Over His Terror Act
A day after the heinous terror attack during a Jewish festival at Sydney's Bondi Beach, Verena is still struggling to wrap her head around the events in the past 24 hours
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Australian Teen Accused Of Plotting Terror Attack In Sydney
A teenager was arrested on Tuesday after Australian police alleged he had been planning to launch a terrorist attack in Sydney.
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Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott Urges Tighter Migrant Screening after Terror Scare
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Thursday urged tighter screening of migrants after police thwarted an alleged terror attack, while vowing that "ugly fanaticism" will be defeated.
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Tough New National Security Laws, Bail Rules Failed Hostages: Tony Abbott
Tough new security laws and the bail system failed to prevent a deadly hostage crisis in the heart of Sydney, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Wednesday, as the country debated if and how similar attacks could be stopped in future.
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"Lone Wolf" Australian Hostage-Taker Had Violent, Unsettled Past
Man Haron Monis, an Iranian refugee described by those who knew him as a loner, was killed early on Tuesday after heavily armed police stormed the Lindt Chocolate Cafe to end a 16-hour hostage drama that made global headlines.
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Sea of Flowers As Australia Mourns Siege Hostages
Tearful Sydney office workers and Muslim women in hijabs laid flowers on Tuesday at the scene of a deadly siege, as an outpouring of grief and shock gripped the usually easy-going harbour city.
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1996 Massacre Made Australia Toughen Gun Laws, Sydney Attack Prompts Relook
Gun licences cannot be in perpetuity, as people can be radicalised over time, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said amid the conversation around arms control after two gunmen shot 15 people dead at a Jewish religious gathering
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"Terrifying": England Cricket Star On Being "So Close" To Sydney Beach Attack
Michael Vaughan describes the fear, confusion and emotional aftermath of being just metres away from the deadly Bondi Beach terror attack in Sydney.
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"He's A Good Boy": Sydney Shooter's Mother In Denial Over His Terror Act
A day after the heinous terror attack during a Jewish festival at Sydney's Bondi Beach, Verena is still struggling to wrap her head around the events in the past 24 hours
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Australian Teen Accused Of Plotting Terror Attack In Sydney
A teenager was arrested on Tuesday after Australian police alleged he had been planning to launch a terrorist attack in Sydney.
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Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott Urges Tighter Migrant Screening after Terror Scare
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Thursday urged tighter screening of migrants after police thwarted an alleged terror attack, while vowing that "ugly fanaticism" will be defeated.
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Tough New National Security Laws, Bail Rules Failed Hostages: Tony Abbott
Tough new security laws and the bail system failed to prevent a deadly hostage crisis in the heart of Sydney, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Wednesday, as the country debated if and how similar attacks could be stopped in future.
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"Lone Wolf" Australian Hostage-Taker Had Violent, Unsettled Past
Man Haron Monis, an Iranian refugee described by those who knew him as a loner, was killed early on Tuesday after heavily armed police stormed the Lindt Chocolate Cafe to end a 16-hour hostage drama that made global headlines.
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Sea of Flowers As Australia Mourns Siege Hostages
Tearful Sydney office workers and Muslim women in hijabs laid flowers on Tuesday at the scene of a deadly siege, as an outpouring of grief and shock gripped the usually easy-going harbour city.
