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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Giles Snyder in Australia today.
Good evening and thank you for being here.
Please rise as we light the memorial candle followed by observing a minute of silence.
Minister Anthony Albanese speaking on Sydney's iconic Bondi Beach where a week ago today two government targeted a Jewish festival.
The thousands who gathered held a minute of silence to remember the 15 people who were killed.
Earlier Albanese announced a review of national law enforcement enforcement and intelligence agencies,
the BBC's Phil Mercer.
The ultimate aim isn't necessarily political survival.
It will be making Australia safer.
And I think at these times, times of crisis, the Prime Minister being booed tonight,
the Prime Ministers get booed at the cricket here in Australia.
So it is a bit of a national sport to have a go at the Prime Minister.
But tonight is extremely significant because Mr Albanese is here.
And I think in times of crisis, Australians want leaders to do one thing, lead.