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Australia’s biggest gun buyback scheme since Port Arthur massacre announced

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Published: December 19, 2025
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“The terrible events at Bondi show we need to get more guns off our streets,” he said.

“We know that one of these terrorists held a firearm licence and had six guns, in spite of living in the middle of Sydney’s suburbs there at Bonnyrigg.

“There’s no reason why someone in that situation needed that many guns.

“There are now more than 4 million firearms in Australia – more than at the time of the Port Arthur massacre nearly 30 years ago.”

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