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Australia’s Victoria to start anti-hate task force after Melbourne synagogue arson attack
Australia’s Victoria state will set up a anti-hate task force to help frame laws giving police more powers to tackle violent protests, as it probes a suspected arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue when worshippers were inside, it says.
Melbourne Fire Chief Chuck Bogle said proposed Station 72 site is needed by city, and is planned for good location to provide ...
A NSW man has been charged following a suspicious fire at a synagogue in East Melbourne – one of three separate incidents ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other high-ranking Israeli officials have responded with fury to the attacks on ...
A NSW Wales man is arrested over Friday night's fire at a Melbourne synagogue as questions are being raised about what the ...
A New Zealander inside a Melbourne synagogue subject to an alleged arson attack on Friday says it is a worrying escalation ...
Detectives are searching for five vandals who set fire to multiple cars and defaced a business in another suspected ...
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Detectives will continue to investigate the man’s intent and ideology to determine if the incident constitutes terrorism, ...
Victoria Police Commander Zorka Dunstan said the arson was being treated very seriously, but it had not been declared a ...
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