Australia news live: Pauline Hanson opposes major gun buyback agreed in wake of Bondi terror attack
Legislation for a major gun buyback program, agreed to in the wake of the Bondi terror attack, is set to commence in New South Wales from November, having passed parliament earlier this year. Meanwhile, Minister McAllister stated that "additional arrangements" are being developed for children removed from the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

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AI-generatedLegislation for a major gun buyback program, agreed to in the wake of the Bondi terror attack, is set to commence in New South Wales from November, having passed parliament earlier this year. Meanwhile, Minister McAllister stated that "additional arrangements" are being developed for children removed from the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). These arrangements will involve "Foundational Supports," with $10 billion agreed upon by premiers and the prime minister for this purpose. McAllister expressed confidence that states and territories are preparing to implement these changes.
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4 extractedLegislation for the gun buyback plan passed parliament earlier this year and is set to commence in NSW from November.
There is $10 billion agreed by premiers and the prime minister to be applied to standing up Foundational Supports.
Additional arrangements are being worked on for children removed from the NDIS.
Pauline Hanson opposes a major gun buyback agreed in the wake of the Bondi terror attack.