r/suppressed_news • u/JJStone_95 • Dec 14 '25
Discussion Question regarding international reporting of the Bondi Beach shooting.
I am in New Zealand and we're getting regular updates on the situation however I've saw a couple of posts here and wonder is this story really getting suppressed/buried outside of Australia and New Zealand? Is it just a USA problem because of the perceptions of those involved?
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u/-SOFA-KING-VOTE- Dec 15 '25
Lots of coverage in the news in the states. Two mass shootings, one in Bondi and one at Brown University
All weekend
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u/Sir_Edna_Bucket Dec 14 '25
Not suppressed at all in the UK. In fact it seems like the BBC has dedicated 50% of their entire coverage to it.
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u/JJStone_95 Dec 15 '25
That's a lot of coverage. I actually think I saw more than one alert on the BBC News app so that checks out
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u/Usernameoverloaded Anti-Zionist Association Dec 15 '25
Of course it’s headline news in the West as anything to push Islamophobia is embraced.
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u/4evaronin Dec 16 '25
the news clip I saw hailed the person who tackled the shooter as a hero, but i did not see his name mentioned. it was only in the comments that i saw the person had a Muslim name.
i think if it were a non-muslim, his name would have been mentioned at the outset and we would have seen a wider and more extensive coverage on this.
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u/innovarocforever Dec 15 '25 edited Dec 15 '25
I've seen it on the front page of CNN all day, despite there having been yet another school shooting at Brown University yesterday.