CHRISTIAN O'CONNELL, HOST: Very important day for all of us. It is a National Day of Mourning after the Bondi attacks. And to tell us all about it and why this matters and the invitation tonight as ...

PRIME MINISTER: Thanks for joining us. Today, we mark the National Day of Mourning to honour victims of the Bondi antisemitic terrorist attack. It is a solemn opportunity for every Australian to stand ...

Love is the light that brightens our days and lifts our hearts, yet in grief we feel its weight. And for that weight to be felt like this by a community that has carried such a burden of suffering ...

Because while the massacre at Bondi Beach was cruel and senseless, it was not random. Jewish Australians were the target. As we offer our love, sympathy and solidarity to everyone bearing the weight ...

On Thursday, 22 January, Australians will come together for a National Day of Mourning to honour the victims and all those impacted by the Bondi Beach terrorist attack. The theme the Chabad Community ...

The Albanese Government’s world leading social media minimum age law is working, with more than 4.7 million under-16 accounts already deactivated, removed or restricted within days of the law coming ...

As Australia pauses to remember, we will reaffirm our national determination for light to triumph over darkness. Indeed, that is the powerful theme the Chabad Community in Bondi have chosen for us all ...

The Albanese and Crisafulli Governments have today committed a further $26.6 million towards long-term recovery in flood devastated parts of north, north-west and central Queensland. This funding will ...

JOURNALIST: Just on the hate speech, The Greens and the Coalition say the bill has been rushed and aren't prepared to support it in its current form. And now members of your own party are repeatedly ...

MACDONALD: No, no, that's all right. Just to let listeners know that's what they can hear in the background. Reports this morning that US President, Donald Trump has invited you to join this so called ...

RAF EPSTEIN, HOST: I had a chat to the Prime Minister earlier this morning. ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Good morning. Good to be with you, Raf, and welcome back. I hope you had a good break.

When disaster hits, one of the most important things people need is a roof over their head. The Governments will provide $1.5 million to coordinate emergency accommodation options for people who have ...