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Commission condemns terrorist attack on Jewish community

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  15 December 2025                                           Commission condemns terrorist attack on Jewish community The Australian Human Rights Commission today extends its condolences to the victims and loved ones of yesterday’s horrific antisemitic terrorist attack at Bondi Beach on the first day of Hanukkah. We are deeply saddened and horrified by the violent attack in Bondi during a … Continued

Statement – Bondi Beach terror incident

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Monday, 15 December 2025 Statement Jennifer Ball, President Law Society of NSW Bondi Beach terror incident I share the shock and distress of the community at yesterday’s violence at Bondi Beach. Antisemitic and hate-fuelled actions of any kind are to be condemned. On behalf of the solicitor profession of NSW, I offer deepest condolences to … Continued

Review into the listing of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a state sponsor of terrorism

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The Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security (PJCIS) has commenced a review of the listing of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a state sponsor of terrorism under the Criminal Code. This follows ASIO’s assessment that the IRGC orchestrated cowardly attacks against Australia’s Jewish community – including the fires at Lewis’ Continental Kitchen in Sydney in … Continued

62% of Australians Say Coercive Control Is “Too Hard to Prove” — Major Barrier to Reporting, New National Survey Shows

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Key Facts: 62% of Australians believe coercive control is too difficult to prove, whilst only 49% know it is illegal in certain states Fear and distrust are major barriers, with 64% believing reporting would worsen their situation and 57% concerned police won't believe them One in six Australians have experienced coercive control, while one in … Continued

CFMEU NSW welcomes Greenfields’ sentences after fundamental betrayal

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CFMEU NSW has welcomed the decision of Judge Leonie Flannery in sentencing former union leaders Darren and Michael Greenfield. CFMEU NSW Executive Director Michael Crosby said the construction union was rebuilding after the Greenfield regime. “Darren and Michael Greenfield have betrayed the members of our union in the most fundamental way possible,” Mr Crosby said. … Continued

Destiny Rescue supports the call for stronger justice for victims

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Destiny Rescue, a leading Australian-based NGO dedicated to rescuing children from exploitation and abuse, supports the proposed recent introduction of the Federal Crimes Amendment (Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Child Sexual Abuse) Bill 2025 (the Bill). The Bill will ensure that those who abuse, exploit or prey upon children face real justice.  Destiny Rescue has long … Continued

Destiny Rescue supports the call for stronger justice for victims

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Destiny Rescue, a leading Australian-based NGO dedicated to rescuing children from exploitation and abuse, supports the proposed recent introduction of the Federal Crimes Amendment (Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Child Sexual Abuse) Bill 2025 (the Bill). The Bill will ensure that those who abuse, exploit or prey upon children face real justice.  Destiny Rescue has long … Continued