Bondi beach shooting live: Australians set new record for blood donation; 25 still in hospital from terror attack including children

The Guardian - World NewsCenter-LeftEN 11 min read 100% complete by Cait KellyDecember 15, 2025 at 11:34 PM

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Following the Bondi beach shooting, Australians have registered a record number of blood and plasma donations. As of Tuesday, 25 patients, including children, remained hospitalized. The Victorian premier announced a $2 million community safety package, including funds for security at Jewish community events and mental health services, as well as a program to combat radicalization. The Prime Minister stated that one alleged gunman was interviewed by ASIO in 2019 but was not considered a person of interest at that time. National cabinet has agreed that gun licenses will not be issued in perpetuity. A formal public memorial service will be held, and donations for a Bondi hero have exceeded $1.3 million.

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JewishCare 40% Rabbinical Council of Victoria 40% Jewish Community Council of Victoria 40% Beth Weizmann Jewish Community Centre 50% Jacinta Allan ×280% Bondi Beach ×280%

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bondi shooting 90% community safety 80% jewish community 80% blood donation 70% security measures 70% antisemitism 60% hospital 60% mental health services 50% radicalisation 50%

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Center-Left (-0.40)

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90%

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Bondi Beach

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