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New South Wales Police have found what's believed to be human remains in north-west Sydney as part of the search for missing 85-year-old grandfather Chris Baghsarian.He was kidnapped from his North Ryde home 11 days ago, and police believe his captors mixed him up with someone from a crime family living nearby. The suspected human remains were discovered near a golf club in the suburb of Pitt Town.

Australia's landmark Royal Commission into antisemitism and social cohesion's now underway, and will examine the issues surrounding the Bondi terror attack which claimed the lives of 15 people.

A former High Court Justice is heading up the federal inquiry and it'll look at the rise of antisemitism in Australia, the motivation of the alleged gunmen, and the role played by security agencies.  

New South Wales Premier Chris Minns says the official opening of the royal commission is a milestone day.

The Victorian Government's referred allegations against gynaecologist Simon Gordon to police, as the fallout continues from a Four Corners investigation.

The program revealed patients of Dr Gordon repeatedly underwent surgery for what they were told was "severe" endometriosis, but that wasn't seen in their pathology results.

Premier Jacinta Allan says the victims deserve answers.

The private hospital where he worked is also being probed.