Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese said a French citizen who confronted the Bondi Junction attacker with a bollard was welcome stay in Australia as long as he likes.
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'This is someone who we would welcome becoming an Australian citizen,' Albanese said. French construction worker Damien Guerot was dubbed 'bollard man' after CCTV footage showed him confronting Joel Cauchi on an escalator in Westfield Bondi Junction, in Sydney, where Cauchi allegedly fatally stabbed six people before he was shot dead by police
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14 апр 2024
