The Albanese government says it prioritised support for victims and strengthened security for Jewish cultural events following the Bondi Beach terror attack in the first official response to the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion.Anthony Albanese earlier stated the government would accept all 14 recommendations of the interim report.A final report ?by Commissioner Virginia Bell is due by the end of the year.In an official reply, the Albanese government said it had provided support to victims and businesses after the attack, and introduced legislative reforms including around hate speech and the as-of-yet unestablished National Buy Back scheme.“The government will...
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