The Latest Breaking News from Anthony Albanese

World leaders have reacted to a deadly shooting at the iconic Bondi Beach targeting a Jewish celebration, killing at least 11 people. European leaders say there is no place for antisemitism in society while Australian authorities vow to 'eradicate hate' as police investigation continues.

“An attack on Jewish Australians is an attack on every Australian and every Australian,” Albanese said.

The death toll has risen to 15 after two gunmen opened fire on a crowd at Bondi Beach at about 6.47pm on Sunday. Thirty-eight people were injured and taken to hospital, including two police officers and four children. One of the gunmen is also dead. It is the deadliest mass…

Additional security funding for the Jewish community has been foreshadowed by the prime minister following a mass shooting in Sydney.

The attack in Sydney has been declared a terrorist incident targeting a Hanukkah celebration on the first day of the Jewish festival of light.

The attack in Sydney has been declared a terrorist incident targeting a Hanukkah celebration on the first day of the Jewish festival of light.

NSW Police have confirmed that 10 people have been killed, and 11 more have been injured, following a shooting at Sydney's Bondi Beach.

Those confirmed dead included a man believed to be one of the gunmen, according to New South Wales Police.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has issued a statement following the Bondi Beach shootings, saying it's "shocking and distressing".

People were advised to avoid the area in the Australian city and take shelter as police responded.

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese denounced "evil antisemitism" after gunmen at Sydney's Bondi Beach killed at least 15 people during Hanukkah celebrations. Police investigations continue as authorities say the Jewish community was the intended target.