Midday News Bulletin 15 December 2025

Six still in a critical condition after Sunday's Bondi attack; Donald Trump slammed for his response to the murder of US director Rob Reiner; Melbourne Renegades off to a winning start in the Big Bash League.

The nation mourns as ceremonies mark Hannukah and remember the victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack; Ukraine's President Zelenskyy is set to resume talks with US envoys in Germany; And in sport, Pat Cummins calls for blood donations as sporting organisations express support for the Jewish community.

More than 300 police deployed in Sydney after Bondi massacre; the antisemitism envoy calls for tougher penalties and a man in custody after a shooting at a US university.

More than 300 police deployed across Sydney after the Bondi massacre; the antisemitism envoy calls for tougher penalties and a man in custody after at shooting at a university in the United States.

Tributes for those killed in Bondi Beach mass shooting; calls for more action to combat antisemitism and Port Adelaide's Zak Butters returns from injury for the pre-season.

The death toll from the Bondi Beach mass shooting rises to 16; Praise for the acts of heroism during the Bondi Beach attack; And in golf, Marc Leishman wins the Victorian PGA Championship.

A deadly mass shooting on Bondi Beach declared a terrorist incident; A person of interest detained over a shooting at Brown University in the US; And in cricket, England coach Brendon McCullum rules out changes as he backs the same top seven in Adelaide's test.

Man charged with attempted murder in Queensland after an alleged hit and run; Major Supermarkets hit back at ban on price gouging; And in athletics, Australian Catherine Drysdale makes history in Antarctica.

Search for the suspect behind a shooting at Brown University in the United States; million dollar fines for supermarkets under a ban on excessive pricing; and in cricket, the Hobart Hurricanes celebrate winning their maiden title in the Women's Big Bash League.

Belarus releases 123 prisoners after the US agrees to lift sanctions; changes to parliamentary expense rules under scrutiny as ministers defend Anika Wells; and in cricket, Usman Khawaja says he feels fit and ready ahead of the third Ashes Test.