Australia's Counter-Terror Measures After Bondi Beach Mass Shooting

0:00It's April 30th. This is Global News Today, powered by AI Your World, in real time. I'm Cory with the story. An interim report dropped this week on last December's Bondi Beach mass shooting, where a father and son duo, inspired by ISIS, killed 15 people at. A Jewish Hanukkah event. It lays out 14 initial recommendations by boosting security at Jewish public gatherings and pushing more gun reforms, but clears Australia's. Thousands and agencies of blocking prevention or response. Prime Minister Anthony Albany says his government is adopting every single one right away, including five that stay classified for national security. Reasons. No rush change is flagged, just steps to beef up counterterrorism overall. The attack rocked Australia. The strictest gun law nation around, marking the deadliest mass shooting in 30 years and sparking huge outcry over. Anti-Semitism and firearms. The report calls for reviewing joint counterterror teams within three months, expanding protection

1:01to more Jewish holidays like Rosh Hashanah and Yom. Kapoor. Updating terror handbooks fast and speeding up a national gun by-back. Public hearings kick off next week, with the full Royal Commission report due by year's end, aiming to tighten those gaps for good.