Australia recalls parliament early to pass hate speech, gun laws

Australia has flagged a suite of reforms to hate crime and gun laws since the December 14 attack on a Jewish festival that killed 15 people -- the country's deadliest mass shooting in nearly three decades. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he would recall both houses of parliament for a sitting from January 19-20 to pass the new legislation and offer condolences to the victims. Members of parliament had been scheduled to return from their summer break on February 3. "The terrorists at Bondi...