Police are seeking the public’s help to solve cold cases linked to child sexual abuse in Australia. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) released a series of photos on Saturday, hoping the public can help authorities trace objects seen in abuse material and identify their origins.

The subsequent sixteen months were sullied by firebombing, arson, graffiti, and hate speech incidents that prompted Mike Burgess, the Director-General of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO), to proclaim that his top priority in terms of threat to life is antisemitism.

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Australia will chair the 2026 UNCOPS summit, the global gathering of police under the United Nations umbrella.

Senior leaders of the Australian Federal Police were warned last year that critical staff shortages were undermining the nation’s ability to monitor terrorism suspects.