Left-leaning sources cover the announcement of new hate speech laws by the Albanese government with a focus on factual reporting. They detail the proposed measures, the context of the Bondi attack, and the government's concession that more could have been done. The coverage includes diverse political reactions, presenting both support and criticism from opposition parties and other stakeholders, without adopting a particular editorial stance.

"As the nation mourns the victims of Australia’s worst mass shooting in almost three decades, authorities have vowed to take tougher action on both gun control and antisemitism."

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"It is clear we need to do more to combat this evil scourge, much more."

The Guardian

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Right-leaning sources cover this story neutrally, focusing on the factual details of the Australian government's announcement. They report on the new security and education measures, including stricter hate speech laws and visa regulations, as a direct response to the Bondi terror attack. The reporting maintains an objective tone, detailing the proposed changes without injecting overt editorial commentary or taking a stance on the efficacy or implications of the laws.

"Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced tougher security and education measures aimed at tackling anti-Semitism and hate speech."

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