The federal parliament will be recalled early as the Albanese government seeks to rush through laws to crack down on “hate preachers” and fund a national gun buyback scheme in the wake of the Bondi beach alleged terrorist attack. But the government is resisting calls for a royal commission into antisemitism, as the Coalition prepares to use parliament’s return to intensify the campaign for an inquiry. Parliament was not due to resume until 3 February but MPs are now expected to return to Canberra before Australia Day to debate Labor’s legislative response to the 14 December mass shooting. Sign up:...
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