Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said there is currently no evidence that the Bondi Beach father-son shooters were linked to ISIS or any wider terror cell, indicating the attack appears to have been carried out by the two men acting alone, driven by extremist ideology. Albanese stressed that while further information could still emerge, investigators have found no sign of collusion or organised networks behind the shooting. The attackers were identified as 50-year-old Sajid Akram, who was shot dead at the scene, and his son Naveed Akram, 24, who remains in a coma under police custody. At least 40 people are still hospitalised, including two police officers in serious but stable condition. The family reportedly believed the pair had gone fishing at the time of the attack. Authorities have not yet disclosed a clear motive, and investigations remain ongoing. <br /> <br />#BondiBeachShooting #AustraliaShooting #SydneyShooting #BondiBeachAustralia #BondiBeachNow #BondiBeachToday #BondiBeachSydney #AustraliaBreaking #MassShooting #BeachShooting #BondiBeachNews #SydneyNews #AustraliaNews #ShootingIncident #BondiBeachFootage #BreakingNews #LiveUpdates #PublicSafety #WorldNews #EmergencyAlert<br /><br />~PR.152~HT.408~ED.420~
