Australia sets launch for sweeping gun buyback after Bondi Beach terror attack: 'Sensible gun reform'

New South Wales will be the first Australian state to launch a gun buyback scheme, offering up to $700 per firearm after the Bondi Beach terror attack.

Australian state launches gun buyback in wake of Bondi Beach Hanukkah massacre  Haaretz

Australia will begin buying back guns in November, almost a year after a shooting at Sydney's Bondi killed 15 people.

Albanese and Minns said buyback would begin in two phases from 2 November, with state and commonwealth to split costs Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast New South Wales will become the first state to commence Australia’s biggest gun buyb

New South Wales, where the attack took place, will offer gun owners cash to give up their firearms.

New South Wales will become the first state to begin a gun buyback scheme promised in the wake of the Bondi massacre, with shooters to be compensated up to $10,000 per firearm.