Australia to Begin Gun Buyback in November After Bondi Attack
Australia’s New South Wales will launch a gun buyback on November 2, offering up to A$1,000 per firearm in response to the Bondi Beach attack.
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Australia’s New South Wales will launch a gun buyback on November 2, offering up to A$1,000 per firearm in response to the Bondi Beach attack.
Israeli airstrikes on Nabatieh district kill at least 11, as hundreds of families flee north amid renewed violence.
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Prime Minister Albanese announced a gun buyback scheme for New South Wales starting in November, following the Bondi Beach shooting that killed 15.
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