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Some license holders in New South Wales will be able to surrender their guns from today.
It's part of the state government's response to the Bondi Beach massacre last year, including limiting the number of guns a person can own and the introduction of stronger background checks.
Then, the Nationals Senate leader Bridget McKenzie has been a vocal opponent of the caps on the number of guns people can own - she shares her response to the scheme. 
And overseas, Caribbean activists want the United Kingdom to confront its role in transatlantic enslavement, which saw more than 10 million Africans stolen from their homes from the 15th to 19th centuries.

The federal government says they are making 'serious attempts' to ensure spending isn't contributing to rising inflation figures.

Opposition urges New South Wales gun owners: 'don't rush' to hand in firearms.

A national gun buy-back has launched — at least in New South Wales, which is the first state to stand up the scheme.