Anthony Albanese vows to deploy all resources against antisemitism as criticism mounts after Bondi attack

Gun law changes including limiting the number of firearms one person can hold to be discussed by federal cabinet, as Coalition accuses government of not doing enough

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Anthony Albanese says his government will dedicate “every single resource required” to eradicate antisemitism in Australia after the Bondi terror shooting, after envoy Jillian Segal and the Coalition accused Labor of not doing enough to fight hate against Jewish communities.

National cabinet was due to meet on Monday afternoon, after the national security committee of federal cabinet convened again, with the prime minister saying tougher gun laws – including weapons limits and more frequent reviews of firearms licences – would be on the agenda.