Australian Prime Minister Albanese proposes tougher national gun laws after mass shooting in Sydney
- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese proposed tougher gun laws after gunmen killed 15 people in a mass shooting at a Jewish festival in Sydney.
- Prime Minister Albanese plans to present the reforms at a National Cabinet meeting with state premiers this afternoon.
- He stated that stricter gun laws should include a limit on the number of firearms one person can own.
- Albanese emphasized the need to address anti-Semitism, calling it a scourge that must be eradicated together.
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Bondi Beach shooting pushes Albanese govt for tougher gun laws—Existing measures and proposed changes explained
A shooting at a Jewish event in Sydney left 15 dead, raising concerns about Australia's strict gun laws. PM Albanese plans to review licensing restrictions and proposed measures to tighten ownership rules amid criticism over antisemitic crime.
The attacker of Sydney was allowed to legally own several weapons - with which he and his son shot at participants in a Hanukkah celebration. Australian Prime Minister Albanese announced that he would further strengthen the weapons laws.
Bondi Beach Shooting In Australia Rekindles Push For Tougher Gun Controls
Australian leaders are pushing for tougher gun laws after a deadly shooting at Bondi Beach, the country’s worst mass shooting in nearly 30 years, according to CBS News and the Associated Press. The Australian government is "prepared to take whatever action is necessary," after a shooting that left 15 people dead and more than 40 injured at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australian Prime Minister Albanese said during a press conference on Monday. More: h…
Bondi Beach suspect held firearms licence for 10 years - so what are Australia's gun laws?
Despite already having some of the toughest gun laws in the world, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said his government is considering tightening legislation after the Bondi Beach shooting.
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