Thursday marks 20 years since Australia experienced its worst massacre. The Port Arthur rampage prompted a severe crackdown on firearms that saw more than 640,000 weapons turned in to authorities.

151; -- Legislators in Australia sprang into action to reform the country's gun laws in 1996 after 35 people were killed and 23 injured in the Port Arthur massacre -- the country's deadliest mass ...

A service in 2016 to mark the 20th anniversary of Australia's Port Arthur massacre "We have an opportunity in this country not to go down the American path." Those were the words of former ...

The Port Arthur massacre remains the biggest mass shooting in Australia’s history. “Like most unpleasant revisitations of traumatic historic, events ...(including) Gallipoli ... (Australians ...

But the debate in Australia and developments in subsequent years show how a country can successfully deal with gun violence. My colleague Uri Friedman wrote about the impact of the Port Arthur ...

Gun violence has halved in Australia since laws were changed under the National Firearms Agreement adopted in the wake of the 1996 Port Arthur massacre. Before the killing of 35 people by 28-year ...

In 1996, a gunman went to a historical site at Port Arthur Tasmania & killed 35 people, with 23 injured. Within weeks the govt had implemented stricter gun control laws & Australia has not had one ...

After the 1996 Port Arthur mass shooting, Australia passed sweeping new gun control measures that largely ended mass shootings in the country. We speak with Rebecca Peters, an international arms ...

In 1996, Martin Bryant entered a café in Port Arthur, Australia. He killed 35 people and wounded 23 others using a semiautomatic rifle and a semiautomatic assault weapon. The Australian ...

Australian violence expert and Principal Research Fellow at Griffith University in Queensland Dr Samara McPhedran joins Emile ...

On April 28, 1996, a 28-year-old man named Martin Bryant drove his yellow Volvo to a popular tourist spot in Port Arthur, Australia, a former penal colony on the island state of Tasmania ...