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A gun buyback scheme is when a government offers money to people to voluntarily hand in their firearms. New South Wales is doing this to reduce the number of guns in circulation, especially after the tragic Bondi Beach attack. It's a way to remove unwanted or illegally held weapons from the community, aiming to improve public safety.
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