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Police investigating the mistaken abduction of a Sydney grandfather say human remains have been found at a golf course on the north-west fringe of the city.

Chris Baghsarian, who's 85, was taken from his North Ryde home by kidnappers 11 days ago.

Police suspect his abductors mixed him up with someone from a Sydney crime family living nearby.

Police and his family have been holding serious fears for his welfare given he requires daily medication.

A Royal Commission looking at antisemitism and social cohesion has been hearing opening remarks at its first sitting in Sydney.

The federal inquiry comes after the Bondi terror attack.

One of the alleged gunmen was shot dead at the scene, while his son faces 15 counts of murder.

The inquiry is being led by former High Court judge, Virginia Bell, and she's told the first hearing the commission must do its work without risking any prejudice to the criminal proceedings.

The Victorian Government's accused Australia's health regulator of failing to take women's complaints seriously after an ABC investigation into surgeon Simon Gordon.

Four Corners revealed the renowned Melbourne surgeon repeatedly removed tissue and organs from young women for "severe" endometriosis but that wasn't seen in their pathology results.

The state government has reported the allegations to police.

Health Minister Mary-Anne Thomas says the culture of doctors protecting each other must change.