Australian lawmakers approve sweeping new state gun laws, protest ban

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A antheral   passes a mural by Jarrod Grech of Ahmed al Ahmed, the leader  who was filmed tackling and disarming 1  of the attackers successful  the Bondi Beach wide    shooting, successful  a Melbourne laneway connected  December 22, 2025.

A antheral passes a mural by Jarrod Grech of Ahmed al Ahmed, the leader who was filmed tackling and disarming 1 of the attackers successful the Bondi Beach wide shooting, successful a Melbourne laneway connected December 22, 2025. | Photo Credit: AFP

Lawmakers successful Australia's astir populous State connected Wednesday (December 24, 2025) approved sweeping laws cracking down connected guns and giving authorities the powerfulness to prohibition protests aft the nation's deadliest wide shooting successful decades.

Father and lad Sajid and Naveed Akram are accused of targeting a Hanukkah event connected Sydney's Bondi Beach, sidesplitting 15 radical successful what authorities person said was an antisemitic violent attack.

Facing increasing governmental unit implicit the attack, authorities and national governments person projected changes to weapon laws and a wide hatred code ban.

The authorities of New South Wales— wherever the shooting took place— has recalled its Parliament to present what it called the "toughest firearm reforms successful the country".

The reforms passed the precocious location of the New South Wales Parliament aboriginal connected Wednesday by a ballot of 18 to eight. The authorities present goes backmost to the Lower House to beryllium rubber-stamped aboriginal successful the day, nationalist broadcaster ABC reported.

The caller rules volition headdress the fig of guns an idiosyncratic tin ain to four, oregon 10 for exempted individuals similar farmers.

The authorities volition besides springiness authorities powerfulness to prohibit protests for up to 3 months pursuing a violent incident.

Published - December 24, 2025 07:03 americium IST

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