7am Exclusive: States abandon federal terrorism ‘clusterf--k’
Oct 3, 2024
Australia faces a heightened threat of terrorism, with a 50% chance of an attack in the coming year. In an unusual move, states have abandoned the federal counter-terrorism strategy, opting to forge their own paths. This shift reveals critical failures in the national security framework, including a breakdown of trust among security agencies. Tensions arise as state law enforcement struggles to adapt to evolving threats without cohesive federal support. The implications for national safety are significant, raising urgent questions about effective collaboration.
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