Bondi Beach: Apparently the ‘Relaxing’ Part Needed Some Shelter Instead
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KEY POINTS
- •On December 14, 2025, a shooting occurred at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, leading to multiple injuries and police action.
- •NSW Police advised people near Bondi Beach to take shelter while paramedics treated victims both on scene and at hospitals.
- •Prime Minister Anthony Albanese released a statement offering condolences and confirmed coordination with AFP Commissioner and NSW Premier.
'On December 14, 2025, Bondi Beach turned from sunbather’s paradise to an unfortunate scene requiring paramedics and police, climaxing with 18 people hospitalized and more treated on-site. NSW Police sensibly advised folks to ‘take shelter’—because obviously your beach towel can’t double as ballistic protection. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese dropped a statement full of classic leadership clichés: scenes are distressing, thoughts with the affected, spoke to AFP Commissioner and NSW Premier, trust the cops. It’s Bondi, not a Bond movie, yet the AFP’s on it like it’s a James Bond sequel nobody asked for.'
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Source: Theguardian | Published: 12/14/2025 | Author: Nick Visser (now), Graham Readfearn (earlier)
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