At a press conference at Parliament House, Anthony Albanese stood firm against a conducting a royal commission into the Bondi terror attack. The prime minister told reporters that he wanted to avoid a drawn-out process and recalled responses in the wake of previous major attacks in Australia. ‘I just note that there was no royal commission called by the Howard government after Port Arthur,’ he said. ‘There was no royal commission called by the Abbott government after the Lindt siege’
‘No royal commission after Port Arthur’: PM stands firm against Bondi shooting commission
