Liberals must not continue to fray around gun law reforms

March 26, 2026 — 5:00am

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The decision by three NSW state parliamentarians to vote against tighter gun laws looks short-sighted and self-serving, especially since the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion is due to deliver its initial report, including the adequacy of security arrangements, next month.

Their rebellion against gun law reform comes as the Herald’s Perry Duffin reports a 2024 ISIS speech that triggered a wave of insurgent attacks across the West is thought to be linked with December’s Bondi Beach massacre, and the actions taken by state and federal security agencies in relation to the gunmen remains opaque and highly contested. The........

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