Australia's politicians have fast-tracked reforms to toughen gun control and hate crime laws in response to December's Bondi Beach shooting. The House of Representatives met in a special session to vote for a national gun buyback scheme, tighter background checks for firearms licences and tougher penalties for those spreading hate. The legislation will now go to the Senate for debate, but is expected to pass, despite some opposition. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke described the reforms as targeting people with "hate in their hearts and guns in their hands". Police allege that the father and son involved in the 14...
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