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Prime minister backs NSW premier’s call for a royal commission into the Bondi beach terror attack

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Anthony Albanese has backed the NSW premier’s call for a state-based royal commission into last weekend’s terror attack at Bondi beach, after Chris Minns called for a full “comprehensive look” at the deadly shooting.

Speaking to reporters on Saturday, Minns said the state needed a royal commission to investigate the mass shooting that killed 15 people.

Source: Guardian - World News

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