Obama urges America to look at Australia’s gun laws following Oregon shooting rampage
Following the latest US college shooting spree, a frustrated President Obama says effective gun laws are possible, sighting Australia and the UK as examples.
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Australian victim of Kenya terror attack farewelled in Tasmania
A funeral in Hobart has heard terror victim Ross Langdon had his greatest achievement ahead of him — the birth of his baby daughter, who was also killed in the Kenya mall attack.
Australian architect Ross Langdon killed in Kenya
An Australian architect who had lived and worked in the UK and his wife were among the victims of the attack on a Nairobi shopping centre.
Mass shooting survival guidelines issued by Australian government
The Australian-New Zealand Counter-Terrorism Committee have released guidelines designed to lessen the risk of shootings in places of "mass gatherings".
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