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In October 2023, the worst of Australia tried to turn the Sydney Opera House into a backdrop for hate.
Tonight, on this National Day of Mourning for the victims of the Bondi Beach terrorist attack, we take it back. Not just for Jewish Australians, but for all Australians.
Today is a National Day of Mourning, 39 days on from the Bondi attack, to honour the 15 lives lost and to stand with the families, survivors and first responders whose lives were forever changed.

It acknowledges the depth of grief felt by the Jewish community and by the nation as a whole.

The National Day of Mourning recognises both the profound loss we suffered and the extraordinary humanity shown in the face of darkness.
Today is a National Day of Mourning, 39 days on from the Bondi attack, to honour the 15 lives lost and to stand with the families, survivors and first responders whose lives were forever changed.

It acknowledges the depth of grief felt by the Jewish community and by the nation as a whole.

The National Day of Mourning recognises both the profound loss we suffered and the extraordinary humanity shown in the face of darkness.
The Hon. Dame Marie Bashir was a trailblazing Australian, a long-serving Governor of NSW, and a proud Narrenderan. She leaves behind a great legacy her family should be proud of โ€“ one of compassion, leadership, and deep respect for community and country.

On behalf of the Liberal Party, I extend my deepfelt condolence to all who mourn her passing. Vale.
Labor produced a clumsy and deeply flawed package of legislation that collapsed under scrutiny, divided the parliament, and risked encroaching on fundamental freedoms.
As a result of Liberal Party action, the legislation has been narrowed, strengthened and properly focused on keeping Australians safe.
Today the Liberal Party vetoed Laborโ€™s attempt to criminalise free speech and brought in greater powers to deport Islamist extremists.
We succeeded in narrowing the scope of Laborโ€™s broken bill to deal with what it shouldโ€™ve done from the start โ€“ tackling antisemitism and radical Islamist extremism.
The Liberal Party will always act to keep Australians safe, defend freedoms and put the national interest first.
Laborโ€™s economic mismanagement is world class.
We cannot defeat evil if we are afraid to name it.

That is my message to Parliament as we work to protect Australians from vile antisemitism and the threat of radical Islamist extremism.

Hate does not defeat itself. Extremism does not fade on its own.

Enough is enough.
Today I met with families whose lives were shattered by the Bondi terrorist attack, and with leaders from Australiaโ€™s Jewish community. I listened to their stories, their grief, their fears, and their hopes for change.

In a week when Parliament has paused to offer condolences, it is important that those words are matched with care, respect and genuine attention. These voices matter, and for too long many have felt unheard.

Parliament has a shared responsibility to keep Australians safe. That responsibility begins with listening, with empathy, and with a quiet determination to act in the national interest.
Another Labor promise is falling apart ๐Ÿ˜๏ธ
For more than 40 years, Lauren Jackson Sports Centre has been at the heart of sport in Southern NSW.

Great to join basketball legend Lauren Jackson, Albury MP Justin Clancy and Mayor Kevin Mack to officially open the $15.2 million Stage 1 redevelopment.

The upgrade was made possible through the Albury Wodonga Regional Deal, delivered by the Federal and NSW Coalition Governments in 2022, backing regional sport and community infrastructure.

With new courts, accessible change rooms, expanded show-court seating and modern facilities, it was fitting to mark the occasion during the Australian Country Junior Basketball Cup.

A strong outcome for Albury, the Border region, and the future of regional sport.
Good to catch up with @ashton_hurn and looking forward to working with her and her @saliberals team as she offers South Australians a clear choice in 2026: lower costs, a health system that works for patients and staff and safer suburbs with stronger communities.
If Mr Albaneseโ€™s own MPs are saying this...
When Laborโ€™s own MPs are calling it a mess, that says it all.

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