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PM rebuffs demands for royal commission into Bondi terror attack

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Calls are growing louder for a Commonwealth Royal Commission into the Bondi Beach terror attack. The families of the victims have penned an open letter to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, but he's continuing to resist. He has announced more details of an independent review into security agencies, which he says will be quicker and more in line with national unity.
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