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Anthony Albanese says he understands the anger in the community after the Bondi terror attack; New South Wales, Victoria and the federal government outline new hate speech measures; and in the A-League, the Wellington Phoenix are back in finals contention.

Criticism of proposed protest laws following the Bondi attack; the federal government proposes domestic gas reservation policy; and in football, Sam Kerr leads the way as Chelsea triumphs over Liverpool.

Nationwide vigils held for the victims and survivors of the Bondi mass shooting; Nine people killed after gunmen open fire at a bar in South Africa; Mitchell Starc bowls Australia to an Ashes series win.

Anthony Albanese announces a probe into law enforcement and intelligence agencies in wake of Bondi massacre; Another oil tanker has been seized by the US off the coast of Venezuela; And in tennis, Kyrgios given wildcard entry into Brisbane International.

A rabbi says today marks an important moment in the national grieving after the Bondi terror attack; concern over proposed laws targeting protesters following the Bondi shooting; and in boxing, a former heavyweight champion defeats a social media star-turned-fighter.

National memorial events held one week on from the Bondi shooting; further steps taken to advance Ukraine peace talks; and in cricket, Australia close to Ashes victory.

The Prime Minister declares a National Day of Reflection to mark a week since the Bondi massacre; Israel strikes a school in Gaza killing at least five people; And in sport, the Olympic torch returns to Italy.

Critics warn banning protests will not curb antisemitism; The US strikes IS targets in Syria; And in football, Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim says he's unaffected by the protests of a star player's brother.

The Opposition says Albanese government not fast enough with post-Bondi security reforms; The EU to give Ukraine an additional $160 billion; And in cricket, Australia tighten Ashes grip as Travis Head posts fourth Adelaide century.

More details emerge about Albanese's newly announced national gun buyback; A manual vote count underway in Honduras after presidential elections in November; Melbourne City upbeat about Mathew Leckie's post-surgery return.

A day of reflection on the Bondi terror attack set for December 21st; Jacinta Allan confirms her husband pulled over for drink driving; The South-east Melbourne Phoenix celebrating a dramatic win in basketball.

In this bulletin, Jewish leaders describe the Prime Minister's anti-Semitism plan as "first step"; a doctor jailed in France for poisoning patients; and in sport, the National Rugby League bans major player agents in end-of-year sanctions.

The Prime Minister announces a five-point plan to crack down on hate in Australia; The United Nations says aid operations in Gaza are at risk of collapse; Nathan Lyon spins the third Ashes Test in Adelaide on its head.

The youngest victim of the Bondi mass shooting to be farewelled today, amid anger over the government's response to antisemitism; Fears an Australian man's been killed in Ukraine; Sam Kerr back to her big-game best.

The PM pays tribute to the victims of the Bondi shooting at a Ceremony of Remembrance, Nick Reiner is formally charged with killing his parents, director Rob Reiner and his wife Michele Singer Reiner, St Kilda's Max King expected to return to full training next year following surgery.

The New South Wales parliament to be recalled after the Bondi attack; The Venezuelan government designated a foreign terrorist organisation; Usman Khawaja in form for Australia on day one of the Adelaide Ashes test.

The government working on plans to combat antisemitism following the Bondi terror attack; New research links cancer rates in Victoria with countries of origin; Chelsea book a spot in the League Cup semi-finals.

The Government and Opposition work on plans to combat antisemitism following the Bondi terror attack; Zelenskyy says a deal to end nearly four years of fighting in Ukraine could be finalised within days; and in cricket, extra security expected at the third Ashes Test in Adelaide.

More details emerge about the background of the Bondi shooters; Donald Trump files a lawsuit against the BBC for their January 6 documentary; Just two changes for Australia ahead of the third Ashes test in Adelaide.

Six still in a critical condition after Sunday's Bondi attack; Donald Trump slammed for his response to the murder of US director Rob Reiner; Melbourne Renegades off to a winning start in the Big Bash League.

The nation mourns as ceremonies mark Hannukah and remember the victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack; Ukraine's President Zelenskyy is set to resume talks with US envoys in Germany; And in sport, Pat Cummins calls for blood donations as sporting organisations express support for the Jewish community.

More than 300 police deployed across Sydney after the Bondi massacre; the antisemitism envoy calls for tougher penalties and a man in custody after at shooting at a university in the United States.

Tributes for those killed in Bondi Beach mass shooting; calls for more action to combat antisemitism and Port Adelaide's Zak Butters returns from injury for the pre-season.

The death toll from the Bondi Beach mass shooting rises to 16; Praise for the acts of heroism during the Bondi Beach attack; And in golf, Marc Leishman wins the Victorian PGA Championship.

A deadly mass shooting on Bondi Beach declared a terrorist incident; A person of interest detained over a shooting at Brown University in the US; And in cricket, England coach Brendon McCullum rules out changes as he backs the same top seven in Adelaide's test.