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John Howard reflects on the Bali Bombings 20 years on

Published 12 October 2022, 5:12 am
Reflecting on the Bali bombings, former Prime Minister John Howard, who was in office when the attack happened, says it was an extraordinary moment when Australians became the target of terrorism. Hearing the stories of the familes and survivors, Mr Howard says he hopes he helped in whatever small way he could. He shared his memories with Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson.
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