what we've been hearing from the australian prime minister anthony albanese, in the last houn anthonylast hour, he praised his officer and he spoke about the horrific nature of this attack. >> today, bondi junction was the scene of shocking violence, but it was also witness to the humanity and the heroism of our fellow australians, our brave police, our first responders and of course , everyday people who of course, everyday people who could never have imagined that they would face such a moment. and some of the footage is quite extraordinary . extraordinary. >> and of course, that brave police officer is quite rightly being commended for her actions. but also, members of the public intervened as well. we saw images of one man at the top of an escalator he'd managed. i think, to press the emergency stop to stop that escalator . the stop to stop that escalator. the attacker trying to get up the stairs in this man had one of these bollards that you use with a bit of tape across to shut off the escalator. he'd picked that up and he was managing to fend off the attacker. incredibly brave

the congressional kangaroo, prime minister of australia, anthony albanese with enviable regularity tries to jump on russia, and not he lives in peace, on the other side of the world he’s up to his neck in problems, it would be better if he solved them, but we still don’t give him peace, why all of a sudden? but there are reasons for how the albaneses, the anglo-saxon puppeteers, were motivated and with what incriminating evidence they used to curb them, so here we are let's figure out our program for the doll-heir tootie right now, maria butina is with you. by the way, she became pregnant from him. carlo albanese, originally from barletta, worked as a steward on a cruise ship. for him it was a fleeting romance. at that moment he was already engaged to someone else. after the cruise, mary ann returned to sydney, where she found out about her pregnancy. throughout his childhood, he would not believe his mother’s legend that his father died in a car accident. after leaving school, anthony went to study economics at the university of sydney. there he began to participate in political circle

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and also, anthony albanese de, the australian prime minister, saying that this woman had been working victims of australian bushfires as well. her friends and family are remembering what they have described as an absolute legend, somebody who committed their working lives to helping others. committed their working lives to helping others-_ committed their working lives to helinu others. ., ~ , . in south africa — there is rising anger over illegal immigration, and it's dominating the political agenda in the run—up to next month's election. the government claims it's tightening security on its border. but the bbc visited the country's busiest crossing post and, close by, witnessed people coming over the border unchallenged. jenny hill sent this report from the town of musina. it is a freedom of movement that south africa would rather you did not see. on its border with zimbabwe, no guards, no barrier, no control. it is supposed to be an official border between two countries but people here tell us it is a five—minute walk from the nearest village in zimbabwe, over there, across this ri

australia's prime minister, anthony albanese, called mr musk an arrogant billionaire who thinks he'sill do what is necessary to take on this arrogant billionaire who thinks he is above the law but also above, dc. what the safety commission is doing is herjob to protect the interests of australians. —— above common decency. the idea that someone would go to court for the right to put up vibrant content on a platform shows how out of touch mr musk is. —— violent content. social media needs to have response ability. mr musk is not showing any. to have response ability. mr musk is not showing any-— not showing any. what has elon musk's reaction _ not showing any. what has elon musk's reaction been? - not showing any. what has elon musk's reaction been? he - not showing any. what has elon musk's reaction been? he has l not showing any. what has elon - musk's reaction been? he has posted a meme accusing _ musk's reaction been? he has posted a meme accusing the _ musk's reaction been? he has posted a meme accusing the australian - a meme accusing the australian government of censorship. he

after a recent spate of violence against women, the australian prime minister anthony albanese has told of australians joined protests around the country this weekend to denounce gender—based violence. mr albanese told the crowd in canberra that the problem was a national crisis. shouting. we are here today to demand that governments of all levels must do better — including my own, including every state and territory government. cheering and applause. we need to change the culture, we need to change attitudes. we need to change the legal system. we need to change the approach by all governments. because it is not enough to support victims. we need to focus on the perpetrators and focus on prevention. let's speak to one of the organisers of the national rallies. sarah williams, from �*what were you wearing' joins us now in canberra. ican i can see you are in a car, you have likely come from one of the rallies. just describe the mood and what it was like. i just describe the mood and what it was like. u, just describe the mood and what it was like. u, ., ., , just describe the mood and wh

ocean aggressive hinguru, prime minister of australia, anthony albanese.den. thank you for coming into my life with... you walked this path with me, they sculpted an image for him, now he has his first wife, left right on new year's holidays, ah-ah-ah, judy is a political project, we went out into the street where a car was waiting for him, then it hit me, he was going to a war zone. australia will supply some of its fighters to ukraine and is making a move towards china. whoever can replace china for australia, because the americans are demanding to leave the chinese market, is trying to sit on two chairs at the same time. america. and great britain achieved the construction of a nuclear submarine fleet in australia, australia will be ready for this next ukraine, but for china. in the event of a war with china, the target of chinese nuclear weapons will have to really sit in splits, and this is painful and uncomfortable. anthony albanese, zelensky of the green continent. dolls of the heir tutti. tomorrow on the first. there's a big game on the air. today

australian prime minister anthony albanese has confirmed one australian woman was among those killed frankcom — who you can see on the left here. mr albanese said he's contacted israel's ambassador to ask for accountability. the truth is that this is beyond, beyond any reasonable circumstance that someone going about providing aid and humanitarian assistance should lose their life. and there were four aid workers as well as palestinian driver in this vehicle. this is a human tragedy that should never have occurred. that is completely unacceptable. with me is mohamed taha from bbc arabic service. various details are coming through, what more can you tell us? these workers were coming back from an area where there is a temporary platform they were receiving a from the sea. they had offloaded a load from a ship that came from cyprus and they were coming back to where they temporarily were staying in rafah in the south. the area where they targeted is fully controlled by israeli military and the irony is that the world central kitchen is co—ordinated with the united states government and

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australian prime minister anthony albanese condemned the attack and demanded accountability from israel. >> this is a human tragedy that should never have occurred, that is completely unacceptable. amy: the official death toll in gaza is now approaching 33,000 as israel continues its assault in defiance of last week's u.n. security council ceasefire resolution. in rafah, an israeli airstrike killed four people including two children. meanwhile, reuters is reporting the biden administration is considering a new $18 billion arms package for israel that would include dozens of f-15 aircraft. this is in addition to the recent u.s. approval of 1800 2000-pound bombs and 500 500-pound bombs, as well as 25 f-35 fighter jets. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will ban the award winning tv network al jazeera after israeli lawmakers passed a bill allowing for the temporary banning of foreign broadcasters deemed to be a national security threat. al jazeera is the most widely viewed network in the arab world and is one of the few outlets to have reporters inside gaza. iran has vowed

well, australia's prime minister anthony albanese , has minister anthony albanese, has also been speakingictims and their families. >> today bondi junction was the scene of shocking violence, but it was also witness to the humanity and the heroism of our fellow australians, our brave police, our first responders and of course, everyday people who could never have imagined that they would face such a moment and some of the footage is quite extraordinary . extraordinary. >> eight others involved in that attack are still in hospital, including a nine month old baby who we understand has now undergone surgery in hospital, and the major police operation is still unfolding. we will keep across that for you throughout the rest of this afternoon. to other news now, commandos from iran have landed on a container ship in a helicopter and seized the vessel off the coast of the united arab emirates. it's thought the vessel involved is a container ship, which is associated with the london based zodiac maritime . and it comes zodiac maritime. and it comes after iran called israel's presence in the uae

they were joined by prime minister anthony albanese, who told a crowd in canberra that the country'sge attitudes. we are here today to demand that governments of all levels must do better — including my own, including every state and territory government. but the prime minister's comments were not celebrated by all. one of the rally organisers, sarah williams — who you might have noticed crying in the back of that clip — said he has disappointed her. he wasn't in support for women today. he was upset that it was called out that he didn't want to make change and he decided to pretty much come up and ask to speak. for more on this, we are joined by chanel contos, gender equality campaigner and founder of the charity teach us consent. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you very much for coming on the programme-— thank you very much for coming on the programme. make you so much for havin: me. the programme. make you so much for having me- can — the programme. make you so much for having me- can i _ the programme. make you so much for having me. can ijust_ the programm

prime minister anthony albanese was amongthose paying tribute to the five women and one man killed inng the fatalities was ashlee good, who handed her nine—month—old baby harriet to strangers in an attempt to save her after they were both stabbed. police say baby harriet has undergone surgery and her family say she's doing well. 0ur sydney correspondent katy watson has more. people have been coming here throughout the day to leave flowers and pay their tributes to the victims. it's still very much an ongoing investigation, the shopping mall is still closed, its an active crime scene, and police teams are still working there. they are expected to be working there until at least the early hours of monday morning. more details have come out over the day — the name of the assailant, joel cauchi, ao—year—old man from queensland. in terms of motives, they are still very open—minded about exactly how and why this attack took place. authorities say that ideology wasn't identified as one of the reasons. mental health issues certainly might be playing a part in this. he was known to police. the

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now, prime minister anthony albanese, just speaking now labeled her a brave hero. she was alone.e any backup, nor did she waits for other police south goes to arrive before she entered the mall track down the attacker and shot him dead there the prime minister saying that if she hadn't done that, put herself in danger in that way, that more people would have died. qin >> an act of bravery and heroism for sure. and angus so a public attack like this five dead, at least several injured, including a trial. i mean, it's not something australians are used to seeing. how are people they're reacting to this tragedy? >> with shock could certainly kim, this is not expected here in sydney. this was a beautiful saturday afternoon, people out shopping in a busy and vibrant area of town, enjoying themselves going about their business. and this attack occurring is just taking people absolutely by supply at price. and we pour that you heard from the prime minister as well, saying that there aren't words to describe the horror that people here have seen just as they go about their business. m po

australian prime minister anthony albanese: anthony albanese, australian prime minister: this is justetely unacceptable. australia expects full accountability for the deaths of aid workers. nick: secretary of state antony blinken. antony blinken: we shouldn't have a situation where people who are simply trying to help their fellow human beings are themselves at grave risk. nick: multiple victims were british. prime minister rishi sunak: >> we're asking israel to investigate what happened urgently because, clearly, there are questions that need to be answered. nick: the war in gaza has been the deadliest ever for humanitarian workers. the u.n. says at least 196 have been killed since hamas' october 7 terrorist attacks. u.s. officials cite poor israeli coordination and deconfliction. today, defense minister yoav gallant promised to establish an independent investigation and brief ngos on the findings and to open a joint idf international ngo situation room. >> we will get to the bottom of this and we will share our findings transparently. nick: back in northern gaza, amid the ruins of g

was shot dead by a female police officer who was in the area at the time — the prime minister anthony albaneseheroic efforts which saved lives. last hour we heard from karen webb, commissioner of the new south wales police force. about 3:30pm this afternoon, and male with a knife entered westfield shopping centre at bondi junction and attacked a number of people. police were called and a police officer responded and faced batman and neutralised that thread within that shopping centre. —— faced that man. witnesses, shopkeepers and others in the shopping centre will help to move on from the shopping centre, and as a result, there were four female centre, and as a result, there were fourfemale women centre, and as a result, there were four female women deceased in the shopping centre and one male, and subsequently another female passed away in hospital, taking it to a total of six plus the death of the offender. there are about eight people in hospitals around sydney being treated for different injuries associated with being attacked in the hospital, at the shopping centre, sorry, including a nin

among those paying their respects was the prime minister of australia, anthony albanese.ll the memories they should have had the chance to make, the lives they should have lived here in their country. the success they would have achieved in whatever career they embraced. the happiness they would have created, the care they would have shown. the beautiful children they would have raised with such love. ecuadoreans are voting in a referendum on proposed tougher measures to tackle a surge in gang—related violence, which has seen two mayors killed in the last week. measures include an expansion of military and police powers that will allow the military to patrol the streets alongside the police. they'll also signicantly boost gun controls and impose harsher prison sentences for "terrorism" and drug trafficking. president daniel noboha also wants ecuadoreans wanted abroad for organised crime—related offences to be extradited. a state of emergency was announced injanuary after a top gang leader escaped from jail. there were prison riots, an armed attack on a tv station and seve

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on sunday, prime minister anthony albanese attended a rally in canberra and declared the issue a nationalet's look at another story making the headlines. senior conservatives have been defending the prime minister, after the mp dan poulter defected to labour. mr poulter, who works part time as an nhs doctor, accused the tories of no longer valuing public services. the home office minister chris philp rejected that claim, and said the government was spending more money than ever on the health service. helen catt has more. for labour, the defection is a boost to its claim to be the party which can reform the nhs. the shadow health secretary denied speculation that it might have also offered dr poulter to any other inducement — like a seat in the lords. not that i'm aware of. he said very clearly to me when i was talking to him this week about how he might help. he's going back to the nhs full time when parliament is dissolved, which can't come soon enough, as far as we're concerned. dr poulter said the labour party had a track record of improving the nhs and that sir keir starmer could be t

the australian prime minister anthony albanese confirmed lord cameron has just posted lord cameron hasjustaid... that the british foreign secretary posting in the last few minutes. our first report this hour is from our correspondent graham satchell. the bodies of aid workers being taken to a hospital in central gaza. they worked with the charity world central kitchen. they were travelling in armoured cars, branded with their charity logo, when they were hit by an israeli air strike. the charity says seven were killed from all corners of the world — britain, poland, australia, america, canada and palestine. hi, this is zomi and chef olivier. we're at the deir al—balah kitchen. the smiling face of australian zomi frankcom, one of those who lost their lives. she had been working in gaza helping to organise the supply and preparation of food. the australian government is demanding answers. the truth is that this is beyond, beyond any reasonable circumstance, that someone going about, providing aid and humanitarian assistance should lose their life. this is a video produced by the charity. it

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the prime minister has addressed the nation, anthony albanese, saying it was a great tragedy they must is. tonight the first thoughts of all australians are with the victims of these terrible acts and their loved ones. the nation offers condolences and sympathies. for all those who are grieving for someone they have lost, and we sent our strength to those who have been injured. and all of us are thinking of the dedicated doctors, nurses and health care workers who will be working through the night to save lives and to care from their fellow australians. today bondi junction was the scene of shocking violence, but also of their heroism. people could never have imagined they would face such a moment. some of the footage is quite extraordinary. staff for whom this should have been a normal shift, shoppers peacefully going about their lives, and yet for these australians, their first instinct in the face of danger is to help someone else. that is what we hold onto tonight as australians. that is confirmation of who we are. brave, strong, together. in terms of international reaction, the ki

reuters reports that australian prime minister anthony albanese confirmed the death of one of the workersilled as australian lalzawmi �*zomi' frankcom and is demanding accountability for her death. a medical source at al—aqsa hospital told the bbc that the bodies of four people wearing bullet—proof vests bearing the logo of the ngo world central kitchen arrived at the hospital. in a statement on x, world central kitchen founderjose andres said: the idf also put out a statement saying that it is: concerns over a wider regional conflict continue to grow after syrian officials say at least 11 people were killed on monday in a suspected israeli strike on the iranian consulate building in the capital damascus. iran's revolutionary guards says seven of its officers, including three senior commanders, are among the dead. pictures of the aftermath show a multi—story building reduced to rubble. iran's foreign minister says the strike is a breach of all international conventions and has called for a response from the international community. the israeli military has not commented as of yet. but, if

they were joined by prime minister anthony albanese, who told a crowd in canberra that the country'st do better — including my own, including every state and territory government. cheering but the prime minister's comments were not celebrated by all. one of the rally organisers — sarah williams — who you might have noticed crying in the back of that clip — said he has disappointed her. he wasn't in support for women today. he was upset that it was called out that he didn't want to make change and he decided to pretty much come up and ask to speak. let's just bring you some breaking news from the united states falsely mentioned at the top of the news bulletin that president biden had held a call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also we now got was called a readout of that call, which is released by the white house. it's as president biden spoke earlier today with prime minister netanyahu. the president reaffirmed his ironclad commitments to israel's security following the successful defence against iran's en missile and drone attack earlier this month. it says they also

reuters reports that australian prime minister anthony albanese confirmed the death of one of the workersr death. a medical source at al—aqsa hospital told the bbc that the bodies of four people wearing bullet—proof vests bearing the logo of the ngo world central kitchen arrived at the hospital. in a statement on x, world central kitchen

this is unforgivable. " the australian prime minister anthony albanese confirmed one australian womanankcom , was among those killed. while polish officials named damian sobol as another of those killed. here in the uk, the foreign, commonwealth & development office said it was aware of reports of the death of a british national in gaza and was urgently seeking further information. our first report this hour is from our correspondent graham satchell. the bodies of six aid workers being brought to a hospital in central gaza. officials say at least three were foreign nationals, one british, one australian, one polish. all were working for the charity world central kitchen, and they were hit by an israeli air strike while driving the charity says seven were killed from all corners of the world, britain, poland, australia, america, canada and palestine. the smiling face of australian, a woman who lost her live, she has been working in gaza helping to organise the preparation of food. the australian government is demanding answers. the truth is government is demanding answers. tue: truth i

among those paying their respects — the prime minister of australia, anthony albanese.have had the chance to make, the new life they would have lived here in their new country, the success they would have achieved in whatever career they embraced. the happiness they would have created, they care would have shown, the beautiful children they would have raised with such love. let's get some of the day's other news now. a search is underway for seven missing japanese military personnel after two helicopters crashed in the pacific. at least one naval crewman has been confirmed dead. the sikorsky seahawk aircraft were on night—time anti—submarine training near the izu island chain, six—hundred kilometres south of tokyo. two people have been killed and six others wounded in a shooting in the us city of memphis. police say the shooting happened at an unpermitted party near a park, attended by around 200 to 300 people. one of the six people wounded is in a critical condition in hospital. the venezuelan president, nicolas maduro, has accused the united states of failing to respe

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we've also heard from australian prime minister, anthony albanese. the community. tonight for the community. the first thoughts of all australians tonight the first thoughts of all australians are with the victims of these terrible acts, and their loved ones. our nation offers our deepest condolences and sympathies to all those that are grieving for someone they have lost, and we send our strength to those who have been injured. and all of us are thinking of the dedicated doctors, nurses and health care workers who will be working through the night to save lives and to care for their fellow australians. today, bondijunction australians. today, bondi junction was australians. today, bondijunction was the scene of shocking violence, but it was also witness to the humanity and heroism of our fellow australians. our brave police, our first responders, and of course, everyday people who could never have imagined that they would face such a moment, and some of the footage is quite extraordinary. staff for whom this should have been a normal shift, shoppers

prime minister anthony albanese called for unity in the wake of the attacks.r community, there is no place for violent extremism. we are a peaceloving nation. this is a time to unite, not divide as a community and as a country. our correspondent in sydney, phil mercer, has more details. as we heard them from the police, they believe that the alleged attacker was motivated ijy alleged attacker was motivated by religious extremism and the incident at the syrian orthodox church in the western part of sydney was being live streamed, and what the video shows is an individual wearing a dark jacket, calmly walking up to the altar before apparently repeatedly stabbing a bishop. now, members of the congregation rushing to help, and the upshot of all of this is that four people have been taken to hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. a 15—year—old boy was also detained. he has been taken to a secure location. there are now two investigations, first into this alleged act of terror perpetrated on what police believe is a teenage boy, and also, a police investigation

but according to the australian prime minister, anthony albanese, there is no proposal to expand theown well with china. translation: we are both relevant countries coming together and creating block confrontations.— confrontations. japan in particular— confrontations. japan in particular should - confrontations. japan in particular should learn l confrontations. japan in - particular should learn from the lessons of history and be cautious in its words and deeds in the field of military security. in the field of military security-— in the field of military security. in the field of military securi . ~ ., ., ., security. we will have more on that story _ security. we will have more on that story a — security. we will have more on that story a little _ security. we will have more on that story a little later. - around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. eu countries are committed to achieving climate neutrality by 2050, delivering on the commitments under the paris agreement. the european green deal aims to make europe climate neutral by 2050, boosting the economy through g

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and as australia demands an end to violence against women, prime minister anthony albanese says the country'suld delay israel's attack on rafah in southern gaza. israel's foreign minister says this is possible if hamas agrees to free its hostages.

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five people killed in this attack and the i people killed in this attack and the prime minister anthony albanesetwitter, saying i've been briefed by the australian federal police on the devastating events. tragically multiple casualties have been reported and he goes on to say, our hearts go out to those injured and we offer our thanks to those caring for them as well as our brave police and first responder. let's take a listen to what he said since then. ., . ., , ., then. for all of us tonight, the devastating — then. for all of us tonight, the devastating scenes _ then. for all of us tonight, the devastating scenes at - then. for all of us tonight, the devastating scenes at bondi i then. for all of us tonight, the - devastating scenes at bondi junction are beyond words or understanding. australians — are beyond words or understanding. australians will be shocked this evening — australians will be shocked this evening. this was a horrific act of violence. — evening. this was a horrific act of violence, indiscriminately targeted at innocent people going about an ordinary— at innocent people goi

the scene yesterday by a female police officer who is being hailed as a hero by prime minister anthony albaneseof the victims of this horrific attack are starting to trickle out today in the media as well. one of them is a 38-year-old mother called ashley good. her mother had sent a statement saying we are reeling from the terrible loss of ashley, a beautiful mother, daughter, sister, friend, and all-around outstanding human, and so much more. tragically, her 19-month-old baby -- i'm sorry, her nine- month-old baby was also stabbed in this incident. she is currently in hospice and had hours of surgery yesterday. there's more positive news coming from the hospital today. so the stories and the victims of these horrific attacks, we understand two of them are overseas nationals who do not have family here in a really a, so it could be longer for them to identify. the public had 20 attributes, as you might be able to see behind me, just opposite of where this attack took lace yesterday. the prime minister, along with the premier, they both in here today paying tributes and making message to the med

the australian prime minister anthony albanese, has praised first responders and members of the publicnd all those who responded to the attack in sydney earlier today , the sydney earlier today, the attacker, you can see being confronted on the steps by, by a member of the public. it was eventually apprehended and shot dead by police, police say they think his motive was not terror related. a nine month old baby is in critical condition. the child's mother has died in hospital. anthony albanese has praised everyone's bravery today. >> bondi junction was the scene of shocking violence, but it was also witness to the humanity and the heroism of our fellow australians, our brave police, our first responders and of course, everyday people who could never have imagined that they would face such a moment. and some of the footage is quite extraordinary . extraordinary. >> indian special forces have seized a container ship in 25 crew members off the coast of the united arab emirates . the the united arab emirates. the vessel, which has links to israel, was passing through the strait hormuz . i

was shot dead by a female police officer who was in the area at the time — the prime minister anthony albaneser her heroic efforts which saved lives. witnesses have been speaking to local media. i heard people yelling and screaming and running so i thought there must be something going on. sol and running so i thought there must be something going on. so i saw her and ifollowed her all the way upstairs. just as we got to around the corner, because i saw them coming, there he was, he started coming, there he was, he started coming towards us and started floating towards us, all i heard was put it down. and then she shot him. if she had not shoot him he would have kept going like rambo. then she walked over to give him cpr. he had a nice big blade on him so she checked the knife away. he was on a killing spree and this woman came downstairs, there is another two bodies near the wedding shop, look like they had been stabbed. they look like a male and female. i don't know if there was any more in the shop. know if there was any more in the sho -. . , know if there was any more in the sho -. ., , ,

the australian prime anthony prime minister, anthony albanese, has confirmed the death of a 44 year old worker and said he expects to see full accountability for their deaths . accountability for their deaths. >> we certainly have already contacted the israeli government directly. we are contacting the israeli ambassador, to ask for, accountable city here, the truth is that that this is beyond, beyond any reasonable circumstances. someone going about providing aid and humanity , an assistance should lose their life . their life. >> well, as we've been hearing this morning, the prime minister is now backing jk rowling after she criticised a new hate crime law in scotland. it came into force yesterday and outlaws hatred against people on certain grounds , including age, grounds, including age, disability, sexuality and people who are transgender. but the author says the law risks silencing genuine debate on issues around gender and women's rights. rishi sunak backs those concerns . he says that people concerns. he says that people should not be criminalised for stating simple facts on bio

prime minister anthony albanese was among those paying tribute to the five women and one man killed inon has more. well, the information is coming out over the past 2a hours and police say there are still far more questions than answers. i am at the shopping centre and it is still closed off. it is an active crime scene. police teams are still there and they are expected to be there until the early hours of monday morning. it is still unclear, the motive. they said that ideology was not identified as one of the motives. as you said, mental health issues certainly might be playing a part, and they are also looking at whether women were the target. five women and one man were killed. so certainly, one of many lines of inquiry at the moment. as you can see behind me, there have been people coming throughout the day leaving flowers and paying their respects to the victims of the attack on saturday afternoon. we are hearing a little bit more information about some of the victims of this attack. tell us more. absolutely. the first woman who was identified was ashlee good, a mother of one, an