Squiz Today A Squiz at the break: The Bondi attack aftermath, and an historic Sydney to Hobart
Jan 4, 2026
The aftermath of the Bondi attack sparks discussions on new laws and royal commissions. In Iran, massive protests erupt over economic turmoil and political demands. The legacy of Brigitte Bardot is explored, highlighting her film career and animal rights activism. A historic achievement is celebrated as the Sydney to Hobart race sees its first female-skippered overall winner. Meanwhile, Zurich faces a beaver surge, prompting the establishment of a quirky hotline for property concerns.
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Aftermath Spurs Legal And Review Moves
- The Bondi Beach attack prompted NSW to recall parliament and fast-track laws on guns, hate speech and protests.
- NSW will hold a Royal Commission and the federal government faces pressure for a national inquiry.
AFP Finds No Clear Foreign Training Link
- The AFP says the two Bondi gunmen likely acted alone and found no evidence they trained in the Philippines.
- Investigations continue into why they visited the Philippines before the attack.
Currency Crash Sparks Nationwide Protests
- Widespread protests erupted in Iran after the rial crashed and Tehran merchants shut shops.
- Demonstrations over economic mismanagement have spread nationwide with clashes causing deaths and calls for free elections.