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Government promises to take all possible measures against extremism in Australia: Explainer on 27 January

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Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke during the media conference announcing the strategy / A burnt out car with anti-Semitic graffiti is towed away in Dover Heights, Sydney, Friday, January 17, 2025. (AAP Image/Neve Brissendeni) Source: AAP / AAP / NEVE BRISSENDEN/AAPIMAGE

The Federal Government has released a new strategy to combat politically and racially motivated violence. The launch comes after several attacks took place in Sydney and Melbourne, which have been linked to antisemitism. Here are the details on this in today’s explainer

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The Federal Government has released a new strategy to combat politically and racially motivated violence. The launch comes after several attacks took place in Sydney and Melbourne, which have been linked to antisemitism. Here are the details on this in today’s explainer

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