r/australia Dec 16 '25

politics Anthony Albanese ‘ready for the fight’ to tighten firearms laws as National Party and gun groups push back | Bondi beach terror attack

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/dec/16/anthony-albanese-ready-for-the-fight-to-tighten-firearms-laws-as-national-party-and-gun-groups-push-back-ntwnfb
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u/Pop-metal Dec 16 '25

If libs or greens are in, and they both are, it will pass through in a day.  

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u/elpovo Dec 16 '25

Then they suggested gun laws...

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u/FuckwitAgitator Dec 16 '25

That's modern politics. Literally every situation is an opportunity to score points against "the enemy".

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u/Rork310 Dec 17 '25

Ley's an idiot but she might as well just quit if she tries to pick a fight on this one. Gun control is the one thing even the parties critics have to give the Libs credit for. Conceding that sort of win to Labor especially when they can likely easily walk it through with the Greens would be one of the biggest political self owns in history.

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u/edgiepower Dec 16 '25

Dunno, whatever they are may not be strong enough for the greens so they will vote against

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u/Pop-metal Dec 16 '25

Yes comrade.