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ABC staff ordered not to delete emails ahead of Bondi royal commission

Over 30 federal agencies must preserve all relevant records for the Royal Commission examining antisemitism and the Bondi attack that killed 15 people, the National Archives said.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
ABC staff have been told not to delete documents relating to antisemitism ahead of an upcoming royal commission into the December attack, and antisemitism in Australia.

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ABC, SBS staff fear source safety after order to stop using disappearing messages when discussing Bondi or antisemitism

The media union says ABC and SBS staff have no clarity on whether the antisemitism royal commission will force them to give up their sources.

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ABC staff ordered not to delete emails ahead of Bondi royal commission

ABC staff have been told not to delete documents relating to antisemitism ahead of an upcoming royal commission into the December attack, and antisemitism in Australia.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Friday, February 6, 2026.
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