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Australian police officer recalls 2022 ambush by extremists in rural area that left 2 officers dead

A police officer has testified that he did not know where bullets were coming from as two colleagues were shot in an ambush by three Christian extremists on a rural Australian property two years ago

The Independent UK

Australian Inquiry Reveals Christian Extremists' Terrorist Act

An inquiry in Queensland, Australia, reveals details of a deadly ambush by Christian extremists on police officers, resulting in tragic deaths.

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Australian inquiry will hear evidence that Christian extremists killed 3 in an act of terrorism

An expert will tell an inquiry that three Christian extremists killed two police officers and a bystander and wounded a third police officer in an ambush on a rural Australian property in 2022 in an act of terrorism

The Independent UK

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'Psychotic' camouflaged shooters lay in wait for police

Four police officers walked along a driveway unaware they were being watched by "psychotic" brothers with high-powered rifles, a coroner has heard.

AAP

US man linked to Qld police shootings pleads not guilty

An American allegedly posted videos saying the family who killed police officers in the Wieambilla shootings were "martyrs" in a battle with demonic entities.

AAP

Bid to keep police shooting details 'secret' from probe

Extremely sensitive police material may be kept from an inquest into the Wieambilla shootings that claimed six lives including two officers back in 2022.

AAP

‘Fight and die well’: the US conspiracy theorist linked to the Wieambilla shooters

Donald Day, charged with inciting violence, preached far-right rhetoric about enforced vaccinations and attempts to ban Christianity

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Inquest to examine phone and online data in bid to understand radicalisation of Wieambilla shooters

Pre-inquest hearing told footage shows Gareth, Nathaniel and Stacey Train shooting at police during the 2022 attack

The Guardian - AU

Australian firearms registry ‘one step closer’, with cabinet decision expected mid-year

Renewed calls for database to track guns across the country sparked by fatal 2022 Wieambilla shooting

The Guardian - AU

Nathaniel Train purchased ammunition in lead up to Wieambilla shooting despite suspended gun licence, Queensland police confirm

Nathaniel Train was able to purchase ammunition in the lead up to a fatal police shooting in Queensland even though his gun license was suspended.

ABC News

Ambush in remote Australian town that left six dead ‘was Christian extremist terror attack’

Police believe it was the first act of terror linked to Christian extremist ideology in Australia

The Independent UK

Gun import tariffs suggested as Queensland pushes for firearms registry at national cabinet

Federal police union says new register could be funded through criminal seizures or new weapon tax

The Guardian - AU

Missed warning ahead of police killings

The daughter of people who killed two police officers in regional Queensland says officers sent to their property should have been told they mistrusted police.

AAP

Wieambilla shootings: killers’ daughter speaks out about their descent into world of conspiracies

Madelyn Train talks publicly for the first time about their ‘evil’ final act and the last message she got from them

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AAP

Cop killers were 'gentle', daughter says

The daughter of people involved in a deadly Queensland mass shooting has said her parents were gentle, with one hating guns and another a military enthusiast.

ABC News

Australia already has a national gun database – so why has a police shooting prompted calls for a new one?

A police shooting in rural Queensland has renewed a push for a national gun register to better track firearms across state and territory borders.

AAP

Dare to get hero's farewell in Queensland

A Queensland grandfather gunned down in a siege at Wieambilla last week will be remembered as a hero and a man for others at his funeral service.

ABC News

Queensland police reveal officers were following up warrant for Nathaniel Train as counter terrorism teams assist investigation

Queensland police reveal officers were following up an outstanding warrant for police shooter Nathaniel Train relating to a border breach from December 2021, as well as a missing person report, when they attended the Wieambilla property last week.

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Firearms, knives seized from police killers’ home

Queensland Police have revealed more details about the extensive weaponry found at the scene of last week's deadly shooting.

The Guardian - AU

Queensland shooting sparking ‘false flag’ conspiracy theories, experts warn

Conspiracists attempting to present an alternative reality of the Wieambilla attack that left two police officers and a neighbour dead

ABC News

Officer took statement about Nathaniel Train's border crossing with weapons months before police shooting

An officer took a statement in April about the former school principal's connection with weapons offences and a COVID-19 border breach almost eight months before he was involved in shooting dead two constables and a neighbour.

The Guardian - AU

Australia-wide firearms register on national cabinet agenda more than 30 years after first being suggested

Renewed push comes after last week’s fatal shooting of two Queensland police officers and a neighbour in Wieambilla

AAP

Qld minister silent on shooter's gun run

Queensland Police Minister Mark Ryan won't say if he was previously briefed about a man involved in the fatal shootings of two police and a neighbour last week.

ABC News

Police shooting victims Constables Rachel McCrow, Matthew Arnold and Alan Dare to be farewelled

A public service will be held for Constables Rachel McCrow and Matthew Arnold in Brisbane on Wednesday before Alan Dare is farewelled at a private funeral in Ipswich on Friday.

ABC News

Queensland authorities push for national gun register as police seize vehicle linked to shooter Nathaniel Train's border crossing

Following revelations police killer Nathaniel Train crossed into Queensland carrying weapons and breaching COVID restrictions, the premier and police minister voice support for a national gun register.

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