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Anthony Albanese rejects ‘terrorism’ label used selectively, after shocking Sydney stabbings

Published 18 April 2024, 8:45 am
The prime minister has told SBS World News that violent extremism and any form of violence has no place in Australia, and that the events on Monday night night were extremely concerning. He also spoke on concern that the 'terrorism' label was being used selectively with regard to the Bondi attacks.
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