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'Our heart goes out': Support for Bondi attack hero in visa fight (opens the original)
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Australia's peak Jewish body has called for an international student who assisted people during the Bondi Beach terror attack to be granted permanent residency. Abdullah Ashraf says his student visa lapsed while on compassionate leave from his studies. An Executive Council of Australian Jewry spokesperson says their community is indebted Mr Ashraf. The country's peak Jewish body has called on the home affairs minister to grant permanent residency to an international student who helped multiple v
International student who helped Bondi terror attack victims pleas to stay in Australia - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Abdullah Ashraf, who rushed to help those injured in the Bondi Beach terror attack, had his student visa cancelled while he was on mental health leave. He's now appealing for the Home Affairs Ministers help to stay in the country. Dr Mary Crock, Public Law expert, University of Sydney Abdullah Ashraf says his student visa lapsed while on compassionate leave from his studies.(ABC News: Adam Griffiths) Melissa Clarke: During last year's terrorist attack at Bondi Beach, many people rushed to the ai
This international student helped Bondi attack victims. It could cost him (opens the original)
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International student Abdullah Ashraf, who assisted people during the Bondi Beach terror attack, is appealing to stay in the country. Mr Ashraf says his student visa lapsed while on compassionate leave from his studies. A spokesperson for the Department of Home Affairs declined to comment on Mr Ashraf's case. An international student who helped victims during the Bondi Beach terror attack is appealing for the federal government's help to stay in the country. Abdullah Ashraf, a law student from P
Elizabeth Young wants the system that 'killed' her daughter fixed (opens the original)
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The mother of a Bondi Junction stabbing victim has joined with six mental health organisations to pressure the NSW government for a better response to the coronial inquest. The state government on Wednesday said it supported 11 recommendations in full and two in principle. Elizabeth Young said her daughter Jade died at the hands of Joel Cauchi in April 2024 "because our system failed". Peak mental health groups and the mother of a Bondi Junction stabbing attack victim have warned the state gover
Performance, protests and Alan Jones 'barking': Departing Opera House boss looks back (opens the original)
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When asked how she feels about leaving the Sydney Opera House after 14 years, Louise Herron's eyes well up with tears. "I feel like it's been the most incredible honour and privilege to hold this role," she said, sitting under the glass of the northern foyer, flanked by the bridge and harbour. Among those who have worked with her, it seems the feeling is mutual. After more than a decade of leading the country's most recognisable arts institutions, it is difficult to find critics of Ms Herron's l
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