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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced that a national gun buyback program is scheduled to commence in November. The initiative follows a deadly attack at Sydney's Bondi Beach last year, which prompted the government to introduce new measures aimed at reducing gun ownership across the country.

The program represents a significant legislative response to the violence, focusing on the removal of firearms from circulation. By implementing this buyback, the Australian government seeks to address public safety concerns and curb the prevalence of weapons in the wake of the Bondi incident.

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