PM Malcolm Turnbull delivering his first national security statement to parliament Source: AAP
The prime minister has asked Australia's law-enforcement authorities to test their capacity for response to a mass-casualty attack, in the wake of recent events in Paris and Beirut. In his first national security statement to parliament, Malcolm Turnbull also reiterated the view that a measured response is needed to counter the so-called Islamic State, or I-S.
The prime minister has asked Australia's law-enforcement authorities to test their capacity for response to a mass-casualty attack, in the wake of recent events in Paris and Beirut. In his first national security statement to parliament, Malcolm Turnbull also reiterated the view that a measured response is needed to counter the so-called Islamic State, or I-S.
