“We witnessed it in the bravery of those who sacrificed their lives confronting the terrorists as they emerged from the vehicle. We also saw it in the swift response of police and emergency services who rushed to help those in need,” he remarked.

He announced that the awards would be revealed in the coming year.

Ahmed Al-Ahmed, a tobacco shop owner, sustained injuries while bravely confronting and disarming one of the suspected shooters. He is currently recovering from several surgeries and has received hospital visits from prominent figures, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, New South Wales Premier Chris Minns, and Opposition Leader Sussan Ley.

Following the 2002 Bali bombings, numerous individuals were honored for their courageous actions during the crisis, with many receiving commendations for their bravery.

She mentioned that the government is working swiftly to secure deductible gift-recipient status for the foundation through the Australian Taxation Office.

He noted that it served as an occasion for Herzog to convey his sympathies to the victims and the nation.

She said the government was working urgently to approve the foundation’s deductible gift-recipient status with the Australian Taxation Office.

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He described it as an opportunity for Herzog to express his condolences to the victims and to the country.