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Michael Miller

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Sydney bureau chief for The Washington Post. Coffee addict. Arsenal fan. Formerly in Miami and Mexico. Send tips or story ideas to michael.miller@washpost.com
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Beach shooting said inspired by IS | Arkansas Democrat Gazette

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By Michael Miller, Victoria Craw Verified
| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. SYDNEY -- The father and son accused of carrying out Sunday's antisemitic attack at Bondi Beach appear to have been inspired by the Islamic State extremist group, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Tuesday, as authorities confirmed the two men had traveled to the Philippines the month before the deadly shooting.
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Live updates: 15 killed in Bondi Beach shooting carried out by father and son, Australian officials say

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By Michael Miller, Sammy Westfall Verified, Jennifer Hassan, Tobi Raji
| MSN Verified
SYDNEY The death toll of Sundays shooting at a Hanukkah celebration at Australias Bondi Beach rose to 15, with at least 40 injured, Australian officials said Monday morning local time, designating the attack as a terrorist incident that targeted the citys Jewish community. The ages of the victims range from 10 to 87, the officials added. Authorities identified one of the gunmen as a 50-year-old man, who was also killed, and the suspected second shooter as his 24-year-old son, who was hospitalized.
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Australia faces aftermath of Bondi Beach shooting as 25 remain hospitalized, including children

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By Michael Miller, Jennifer Hassan, Sammy Westfall Verified, Tobi Raji, Kelly Kasulis Cho
| The Washington Post Verified
Australia faces aftermath of Bondi Beach shooting as 25 remain hospitalized, including children (washingtonpost.com) Australia faces aftermath of Bondi Beach shooting as 25 remain hospitalized, including children By Michael E.
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