Chris Minns

Morning.

Hi.

G'day, Kyle.

G'day, Jack.

Nice to speak to you guys.

Nice to speak to you.

Yeah, no, no, I'm doing well.

I mean, it's a sad day for the city and the state after such a difficult month.

But, you know, I also think that there's a lot to be said for how resilient Australians are in Sydney and also the Jewish community.

Kyle, they've been incredibly tough, incredibly resilient.

They're mourning, but they've done it in such a...

with such grace and dignity that I think they've been an inspiration for the rest of us at the same time.

Yeah, I mean, well, it's about a month since many of the funerals that took place, which is a solemn and important commemoration for Jewish Australians, for Jews around the world.

And so that's why the Prime Minister's chosen this day.

One of the best things I think we could do is to take advice from the community, and they're recommending people do a mitzvah, which is just a good deed for someone, someone in the community.

Make a donation, volunteer your time, or what a lot of, in fact, tens of thousands of people have done is donate blood.

If you've never done that before, Kyle, now's your opportunity.

Yeah, I mean, I think in different ways, people process that kind of trauma differently.

You know, I don't know.

I don't think you'd mind me telling the story.