Bondi attack: Licensed suspect with 6 guns prompts Australia gun law scrutiny

• Bondi attack, leaving 15 dead, has shaken Australia's confidence in its gun control system.
• One suspect in the Bondi attack possessed a gun license and six registered weapons.
• The incident has prompted calls to review and potentially toughen Australia's gun laws.
• NSW Premier Minns is considering fast-tracking new gun legislation and an audit of gun licenses.
• Despite low gun homicide rates, the number of legally held guns in Australia now exceeds pre-1996 levels.

Why It Matters: Bondi attack challenges Australia's strict gun laws, raising safety concerns.