Australia gun buyback legislation after Bondi terror attack
Pauline Hanson and One Nation are opposing a major gun buyback scheme that was agreed upon following the Bondi terror attack, with the legislation having already passed parliament and set to commence in NSW from November. Additionally, Hanson is calling for significant cuts to international student numbers, arguing that many use student visas as a backdoor pathway to permanent residency by enrolling in courses for short periods before applying for residence.
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Australia news live: Pauline Hanson opposes major gun buyback agreed in wake of Bondi terror attack
Pauline Hanson and One Nation are opposing a major gun buyback scheme that was agreed upon following the Bondi terror attack, with the legislation having already passed parliament and set to commence in NSW from November. Additionally, Hanson is calling for significant cuts to international student numbers, arguing that many use student visas as a backdoor pathway to permanent residency by enrolling in courses for short periods before applying for residence.
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