Bondi Beach Attack: How Did a Shooting Happen Despite Australia's Strict Gun Laws?

This special report examines Australia's stringent gun laws in the wake of a terrorist attack at Sydney's Bondi beach that killed at least 15 people. The programme delves into the history of the country's gun control, tracing it back to the 1996 Port Arthur massacre which led to the National Firearms Agreement. The report asks, 'how did the Bondi shooting happen despite Australia's strict gun laws?' It explores the comprehensive licensing system, which prohibits owning a gun for self-defence and requires extensive background checks. The bulletin notes that one of the individuals allegedly involved in the Bondi attack held a legal recreational firearms license, prompting calls for even tougher gun control measures and an investigation into potential failures in the system.