Australia to Launch Gun Buyback Scheme After Bondi Shooting
Australia will launch a gun buyback scheme in November, prompted by the recent Bondi shooting, as announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The initiative aims to curb gun ownership and enhance public safety, with offers of up to 600 euros for surrendered weapons.
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By Tory Shepherd
Read full article →Australia to begin gun buyback scheme in response to Bondi shooting
Australia will begin buying back guns in November, almost a year after a shooting at Sydney's Bondi killed 15 people.
Read full article →Australian state reeling from Bondi shooting to start gun buyback scheme in November
Government says programme is expected to take 274,000 guns out of circulation
By Vishwam Sankaran
Read full article →Australia gun buyback to start in November, PM Albanese says - The Economic Times
Australia gun buyback to start in November, PM Albanese says The Economic Times
Read full article →Australia gun buyback to start in November, PM Albanese says - The Straits Times
Australia gun buyback to start in November, PM Albanese says The Straits Times
Read full article →Australia gun buyback to start in November, PM Albanese says - The Star
Australia gun buyback to start in November, PM Albanese says The Star
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