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29 October 2026

Mask ban, visa review measures proposed by antisemitism envoy

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Mask ban, visa review measures proposed by antisemitism envoy

The nation's envoy for combating antisemitism has outlined a raft of proposals 10 months after 15 people during the Bondi Beach terror attack targeting a Jewish holiday event.

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