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A Bomb Was Thrown at Indigenous Protesters | Perth News
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A homemade bomb, packed with chemicals and shrapnel, was tossed into an Indigenous-led Invasion Day rally in Perth—failing to detonate but sparking terror as authorities took nine days to label it a terrorist act. Testimony from Indigenous academic Renae Isaacs-Guthridge revealed a chilling pattern: bystanders tried to warn police, who dismissed the threat, while leaders remained silent—contrasting sharply with the response to the Bondi attack. She warned that the intent was clear: to harm Indigenous people, and that such violence is not random but systematically enabled. Now, Liam Hall faces terrorism charges for the racially motivated attack, with police claiming he acted alone after self-radicalizing.
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