NSW launches gun buyback scheme following Bondi terror attack

New South Wales (NSW) has announced the initiation of a gun buyback scheme, becoming the first state in Australia to implement such a program in response to the Bondi terror attack. The scheme aims to compensate individuals up to $10,000 for each firearm surrendered as part of the effort to curb gun violence following the incident.

The announcement was made following commitments to improve public safety measures in light of the Bondi massacre, with officials underscoring the importance of reducing firearms in circulation. This initiative reflects a broader strategy to tackle gun-related issues within the state.