新南威尔士州在本月邦迪海滩致命恐袭后，将加强悉尼安保，并不排除动用军方支援。州长克里斯·明斯于2025年12月28日表示，跨新年前夜及之后，民众将看到更多配备长枪的警员，当局正重新检视反恐部署与保安安排。

事件发生在12月14日：两名受ISIS思想影响的枪手在一场光明节（Hanukkah）庆祝活动中造成15人死亡，官方称之为澳洲最严重的恐袭。袭击者为父子两人；父亲在随后交火中被击毙，儿子、24岁的Naveed Akram被控59项罪名，包括谋杀与恐怖主义相关指控。

政府层面正推进多项回应：州政府与联邦政府加强与情治机构及社群领袖协作；州议会于上周召开紧急会期并通过措施，例如限制个人可持有的枪械数量，并禁止公开展示ISIS、哈马斯或真主党等极端组织旗帜。联邦总理安东尼·阿尔巴尼斯宣布更严格的仇恨言论法律，新增加重罪名并扩大打击煽动暴力与种族煽动者的权力。

New South Wales will tighten security across Sydney after a deadly Bondi Beach attack this month, with military support left on the table. Premier Chris Minns said on Dec. 28, 2025 that residents should expect more police carrying long-arm firearms through New Year’s Eve and beyond, as authorities review counterterrorism and security arrangements.

The attack occurred on Dec. 14: two ISIS-inspired gunmen killed 15 people at a Hanukkah celebration, described by officials as Australia’s worst terrorist attack. The assailants were a father and son; the father died in a shootout, while the son, 24-year-old Naveed Akram, has been charged with 59 offenses including murder and terrorism.

Policy responses are expanding at both state and federal levels, signaling a shift toward stricter controls. New South Wales held an emergency parliamentary session last week to pass measures such as limiting how many firearms an individual can own, and it is banning public display of extremist symbols (e.g., ISIS, Hamas, Hezbollah flags). Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced tougher hate-speech laws, new aggravated offenses, and stronger powers against actors promoting violence or racial vilification.