Australia announces special honours list to recognise acts of bravery during the Bondi attack

JB Josh ButlerThe Guardian - World NewsFiled 2025-12-24 · 03:08 GMTLean · Center-LeftRead · 1 min

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a special honours list to recognize acts of bravery and kindness following the Bondi terror attack. The awards will specifically honor police, medical staff, and ordinary citizens who responded to the antisemitic massacre. The honours list is being created to celebrate extraordinary courage and the "best of humanity" displayed during the event. The awards will be presented next year, after consultations with the New South Wales state government. The announcement was made at a press conference on Wednesday.

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The awards will honour “the best of humanity”.

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The awards will be presented next year after consultation with the New South Wales state government.

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Anthony Albanese has announced the creation of a special honours list.

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Awards will celebrate extraordinary acts of courage and kindness in the wake of the terror attack.

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Australia announces special honours list to recognise acts of bravery during the Bondi attack.

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Prime minister says awards will celebrate extraordinary acts of courage and kindness in the wake of the terror attack Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Anthony Albanese has announced the creation of a special honours list to recognise the bravery of those who helped respond to the Bondi terror attack, paying tribute to police, medical staff and ordinary citizens who leapt into action during the antisemitic massacre. The awards, to be presented next year after consultation with the New South Wales state government, will honour “the best of humanity”, the prime minister said at a press conference on Wednesday. Continue reading...

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