Day two of the antisemitism royal commission is under way, with hearings focusing on claims about antisemitic online abuse following the Bondi massacre. Multiple outlets report that the commission hears testimony alleging that abusive content and harassment directed at Jewish people were not adequately addressed after the attack. The accounts describe how online abuse allegedly continued without sufficient intervention, raising questions about monitoring, reporting, and enforcement practices in the aftermath of the massacre. The reporting does not indicate that the commission has reached findings or conclusions on the matters discussed on day two; rather, it highlights that the day’s proceedings centre on testimony and evidence presented to the commission. The coverage is consistent across outlets that day two includes discussion of whether existing systems responded effectively during a period when antisemitic material may have increased. The commission’s work continues as more evidence is presented in subsequent sessions.