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Australia news live: Tony Burke defends decision not to call royal commission into Bondi attack; Australia records highest number of road deaths since 2010

The Guardian - World NewsEN 1 min read 100% complete by Penry BuckleyDecember 23, 2025 at 11:39 PM
Australia news live: Tony Burke defends decision not to call royal commission into Bondi attack; Australia records highest number of road deaths since 2010
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Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke defended the government's decision against a royal commission into the Bondi attack, citing potential delays and opting for an urgent review of intelligence agencies led by Dennis Richardson. The decision comes as authorities seek to understand the circumstances surrounding the recent tragedy. Separately, Australia recorded its highest number of road deaths since 2010, highlighting growing concerns about road safety across the country. In other news, Sabra Lane concluded her eight-year tenure as the host of the ABC's radio current affairs program, AM.

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