Suspected Bondi Beach gunman Naveed Akram was interviewed by anti-terrorism police just two years before his father Sajid was granted a gun licence. It was revealed on Wednesday that the Australian ...

This masthead can reveal a taxpayer-funded exodus of ASIO senior staff – many of whom were veterans of the 9/11 Islamist terrorism national security era – who were ushered out the door just months ...

A surge in foreign espionage threats from Iran, China and Russia and pro-Palestinian activism after the October 7 Israel attack diverted Australia’s top spy agency’s focus from tracking Islamic State ...

Staffing at Australia’s top spy agency went backwards over the past decade despite rising threats of violent extremism, with funding constraints preventing the Australian Security Intelligence ...

The sheer number of threats to Australia means the father and son who killed 15 people at Bondi Beach may never have become subjects of active, persistent surveillance by the nation's intelligence ...

It instead focussed on countering foreign interference from countries like China, Russia, Iran and India, and monitoring right-wing extremists and pro-Palestinian activists. It comes as Prime Minister ...

The classified assessment was posted on former LNP Senator Gerard Rennick’s Facebook page yesterday afternoon, and then deleted shortly afterwards, after being leaked by a concerned member of the ...

That antisemitic terrorist Sajid Akram had assembled an arsenal of six rifles entirely legally under NSW laws — rifles that were used to murder 15 people in Sunday’s Hanukkah atrocity — is ground zero ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed domestic spy agency ASIO took an interest six years ago in one of the shooters in Sunday’s ...

Watch Scrutiny over ASIO decision not to identify shooter as security threat Published 15 December 2025, 1:09 am ...

One of the Bondi Beach gunmen came to the attention of Australia's domestic intelligence agency six years ago for his close ties to a Sydney-based Islamic State (IS) terrorism cell, the ABC ...

The nation’s top spy agency is investigating whether there is any further threat to Jewish Australians after a mass shooting at Bondi Beach, but is leaving the ...