Armele, la schimb pentru bani: noua măsură anunțată de un stat australian după atacul de la Bondi Beach

New South Wales will launch a gun buyback program at the end of the year, offering up to AUD 1,000 for eligible firearms. This initiative follows a tragic terrorist attack in Bondi Beach, prompting significant reforms in gun legislation. The program aims to encourage the surrender of firearms, with a focus on those exceeding new ownership limits. It will be implemented in two phases, starting with specific types of guns, and is jointly funded by state and federal governments. Premier Chris Minns emphasized the importance of safely destroying surrendered weapons to prevent future violence.