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Littleproud turns blind eye

Only days after David Littleproud and his Nationals voted against new federal gun laws saying, “we don’t have a gun problem” (“Hanson lurked behind Coalition’s call on firearm laws”, January 21), and claiming the new laws discriminated against honest country gun owners, three people, including a pregnant woman, were shot dead, and another seriously injured, by an armed man in Lake Cargelligo (“Three dead as gunman fires in NSW town”, January 23). 

In August last year two police officers were shot dead in a rural property in Porepunkah in Victoria. Again the gunman fled, leading to an extensive police manhunt. In 2022 two police constables and a civilian were shot dead in the rural town of Wieambilla, Queensland. In November 2023, a policeman was shot dead, and another police officer injured, at a rural property in South Australia. 

That’s nine dead and two others wounded in rural areas in the last few years alone. I’m certain that each of those grieving victims’ families would disagree with Littleproud. Alan Marel, North Curl Curl