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The Bondi attack has raised questions about security in busy shopping centres and the rules around private security operators. A guard on his first day at work was killed and another is in hospital with injuries.
The Bondi attack has raised questions about security in busy shopping centres and the rules around private security operators. A guard on his first day at work was killed and another is in hospital with injuries.
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