A premier says additional hearings should be added to a royal commission probing the Bondi Beach massacre, as the inquiry enters its final week of evidence.
The outlets report the same core development: the commission’s evidence period is concluding, and the premier argues that extending hearings would be worthwhile. Both sources frame the proposal as an attempt to ensure there is sufficient time to examine issues related to anti-Semitism within the scope of the broader investigation.
While the reports align on the premise and timing of the request, they provide limited further detail about what specifically would change—such as the length of the extension, what new witnesses might be called, or the commission’s formal response. No differing positions are clearly stated beyond the shared assertion that extra hearings are supported as the final evidence week begins.
