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Sydney, Australia - December 21: Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (C) And His Wife Jodie Haydon (2Nd L) Arrive For A Memorial For The Victims Of The Mass Shooting That Took Place Last Week At Bondi Beach On December 21, 2025 In Sydney, Australia. Life Slowly Returned To Normal At Bondi Beach, With People From All Walks Of Life Still Paying Respects And Tributes As Raw Grief And Funerals Gave Way To Commemorations. Police Say At Least 16 People, Including One Suspected Gunman, Were Killed And More Than 40 Others Injured When Two Attackers Opened Fire Near A Hanukkah Celebration At The World-Famous Bondi Beach, In What Authorities Have Declared A Terrorist Incident. The Government Is Moving To Tighten Gun Laws Across The Country. (Photo By Izhar Khan/Getty Images)

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