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'No place for antisemitism in Australia': PM vows to take prompt action

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The long awaited report from the special envoy to combat antisemitism in Australia is now with the government. Among its key recommendations: withholding public funding to universities that 'facilitate, enable or fail to act' on antisemitism. It also calls for: law enforcement agencies to cooperate, stronger regulation of online hate speech and monitoring of media organisations for accurate and fair reporting. The Prime Minister says there's no place for antisemitism in Australia, and has vowed to consider the recommendations.
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