Fresh hearings begin at the anti-Semitism royal commission at Bondi, with the first day featuring seven witnesses. One of those witnesses is former attorney-general Mark Dreyfus, who is scheduled to give evidence as part of the commission’s ongoing inquiry into anti-Semitism and related conduct. The reports focus on the commencement of the new hearing day and identify Dreyfus as a key figure among the people set to appear. Beyond noting the number of witnesses scheduled for the first day, the coverage provided here does not set out specific testimony topics, findings, or allegations discussed during the hearings. The articles instead highlight that Jewish security and abuse issues are in the spotlight as hearings resume. The commission’s work is presented as continuing through additional scheduled witness appearances, with the first day framed as a start to a new phase of evidence gathering.