The Antisemitism Royal Commission reconvenes with a hearing focused on intelligence and security arrangements, as well as counter-terror resourcing. Multiple reports say ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess and AFP Assistant Commissioner Stephen Nutt are scheduled to give evidence. The coverage indicates their testimony will address how intelligence is gathered and used, how security measures are coordinated, and the resources allocated to counter-terror efforts. In addition to public agencies, members of the Jewish Security Group are also expected to appear, continuing the Commission’s engagement with organisations involved in protecting community safety. The hearings come as the Commission continues its examination of antisemitism and related security and policing issues. Across the outlets, the common emphasis is on institutional roles and operational arrangements rather than specific incidents. The reports frame the session as a follow-on phase of the inquiry, with the ASIO and AFP officials providing perspectives from national security and federal policing, while community security representatives contribute practical experience regarding protective measures.