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New South Wales tightens gun and protest laws following deadly Hanukkah shooting. Measures include limiting recreational license holders to four firearms, mandatory license reviews, and a buyback registry. Protest restrictions allow police to ban assemblies for up to three months after a terrorist incident, raising concerns about free speech. Despite criticism, Premier Chris Minns defends the laws as crucial for public safety.

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Thirty-nine-year-old Western Australian faces serious charges for alleged antisemitic social media posts, leading to a raid at his home, seizure of firearms, and potential loss of his firearms license. Charges include racial harassment, prohibited weapon possession, and improper firearm storage. Hes denied bail and appears in court today, highlighting the real-world consequences of online hate.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese embarks on a nationwide tour to advocate for gun reform following the Bondi shootings. Hes calling for unity across political parties to enact stricter laws, with New South Wales already implementing caps on gun ownership. Albanese aims to engage with communities, emphasizing urban gun control while acknowledging the need for farm weapons. Critics argue the changes burden rural shooters and wont prevent terror attacks. A poll shows strong public support for tougher laws, and the National Farmers Federation is open to discussions. The campaign echoes the 1996 Port Arthur reforms, potentially leading to significant changes if rural voices join the conversation.