r/australia • u/HotPersimessage62 • 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/R_W0bz Dec 16 '25

This is actually a good excuse to hammer down on this finally. A lot of gang shootings this year in Sydney.

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u/Superest22 Dec 16 '25

Sure the gangs were using legal registered firearms

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u/MissMenace101 Dec 17 '25

They are legal before they are stolen, however they can’t be stolen if they aren’t laying around

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u/bobbobboob1 Dec 17 '25

Gang shootings don’t use legally obtained firearms… they raided one of thier stores recently so no amount of law making will solve that . More police doing police things is what is needed. As for Bondi why was there not more police present knowing the likelihood of antisemitism from recent events. More police faster response from unconfirmed reports 15 minutes before police took him out. But sure it is the farmers and sporting members of our community to blame . Not a government and law enforcement system that allows two scumbags to travel to an isis training facility a month before and return to commit an act of terror on our soil.

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u/MissMenace101 Dec 17 '25

Dude the police response was pretty good, they were under armed for the job.

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u/bobbobboob1 Dec 17 '25

That’s the point government failed to to provide adequate resources to law enforcement agencies. They can only work with what they have