Bondi Pavilion

Like the only...

The only thing that I've, because I've got a joke about Australia Day this year, which mentions the shooting at Bondi, and I did not do that joke at the Bondi Pavilion, where it was literally where it took place.

I was just like, this is unnecessary.

But otherwise, I would not change my acts based on where I am or who I'm speaking to.

Yeah.

Play his music and then my dogs in the afternoon would play with these other two little mutts behind the Bondi Pavilion.

Yeah.

In Sydney.

Like I'll never forget that.

And only knowing Michael through Flickr Fest in Bondi, And having seen him a bunch through the traps, like going to see him and throw his support behind the Bondi Pavilion and, you know, he's always there, always supporting the next generation and putting his hand up to do short films and jump in with people that wanted him to act and wanted to have his perspective on stuff and learn from him.

And he's just so – he's so honourable in that sense.

I think he's been really gracious about wearing – I can only imagine what it must be like to have been in something like that and then to wear it as an expectation, but also then to just own it.

I mean, Josh, uh, was a successful long-serving minister.

He's been a wonderful advocate for the Jewish community, uh, particularly, uh, since October the 7th, and he made the most, one of the most magnificent speeches I've heard, uh, at, at the Bondi Pavilion, uh, a couple of days after the dreadful massacre.

So there's no doubt that Josh is a fine Australian, a wonderful human being, a very capable man, and the general principle is that we want people like that in the Parliament.

But, uh, in the end, it is up to him.

I mean, Josh, uh, was a successful long-serving minister.

He's been a wonderful advocate for the Jewish community, uh, particularly, uh, since October the 7th, and he made the most, one of the most magnificent speeches I've heard, uh, at, at the Bondi Pavilion, uh, a couple of days after the dreadful massacre.

So there's no doubt that Josh is a fine Australian, a wonderful human being, a very capable man, and the general principle is that we want people like that in the Parliament, but, uh, in the end it is up to him.

Uh, and let's see what he does.

Incredibly somber and reflective scenes at Bondi marking three years since the October 7 attack in Israel.

But also what was not lost on the crowd there was it was held, uh, this morning at Bondi Pavilion just a few meters away, uh, from the, uh, terror attack at Bondi Beach last December, with many standing together and reflecting, uh, on those two events and how the issues of overseas arrived at our shores last December.

Meanwhile, in the next few hours, we're expecting pro-Palestinian protests in both Sydney and Wollongong, despite a number of MPs and ministers and the Premier saying, "Please don't go ahead on this day for the obvious anniversary reasons." They seem to be all systems go.

They do seem to be all systems go.

doing?

This weekend, we are doing a whole bunch of This Show is a Joke at the Bondi Pavilion.

Oh, that's right,

we are.