The prime minister's March deadline for national gun reform has come and gone, with more than half the states and territories still opposed to parts of the plan announced in the weeks following the Bondi terror attack. Only four jurisdictions have signed up to the government's gun buyback scheme, despite the federal parliament passing legislation to establish its funding. It has been 108 days since the mass shooting in Bondi shocked the nation and prompted the government to push reforms which would make it harder to get a gun licence in Australia, as well as reduce the number of guns...
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