Evening News Bulletin 15 December 2025

The government working on plans to combat antisemitism following the Bondi terror attack; New research links cancer rates in Victoria with countries of origin; Chelsea book a spot in the League Cup semi-finals.

The Government and Opposition work on plans to combat antisemitism following the Bondi terror attack; Zelenskyy says a deal to end nearly four years of fighting in Ukraine could be finalised within days; and in cricket, extra security expected at the third Ashes Test in Adelaide.

More details emerge about the background of the Bondi shooters; Donald Trump files a lawsuit against the BBC for their January 6 documentary; Just two changes for Australia ahead of the third Ashes test in Adelaide.

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.