Daniel James
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Catherine, Kalanjai Little Baby's disappearance received national attention, but that is unusual when it comes to the disappearance of Aboriginal children and women in this country historically.
So many other missing Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander kids don't get that type of attention.
Do you think that this horrific case could be a turning point in terms of the national gaze on these issues?
Just to be clear, Catherine, this is the alleged and attempted terrorist attack on the Australia Day slash Invasion Day rally in Perth, yeah?
Catherine, thank you so much for your time.
And if this story has raised any concerns for you or someone you know, please contact 13 Yarn on 13 9276 or Lifeline on 13 1114.
Also in the news, research company Roy Morgan has urged the Reserve Bank not to raise interest rates when it meets today, saying it would be an historic mistake.
It argues that key economic indicators show our economy is already in a weakened state, warning a rate rise would likely plunge Australia into a recession we don't have to have if we aren't already in one.
But experts say there's nearly an 80% chance the RBA will deliver its third straight interest rate hike.
And the Royal Commission into Anti-Semitism hearings will continue today after kicking off in Sydney yesterday.
The daughter of one of the Bondi victims told the Commission there has been a massive shift in anti-Semitism after the October 7 attacks, and that in the wake of the Bondi massacre, she's received hundreds of comments saying she should have been killed too.
I'm Daniel James.
You've been listening to 7am.
We'll be back tomorrow.
I'm Daniel James and you're listening to 7am.
In December last year, in the wake of the Bondi terror attack, Anthony Albanese promised the biggest national gun buyback since Port Arthur.
He wanted the states and territories to agree to new gun laws by March and legislate them by July.
But that first deadline has passed and the national response is fracturing.
Queensland and the Northern Territory are refusing the buyback.