Australia's mass shootings dropped to zero after gun reforms

A new study offers a detailed timeline of gun violence before and after Australia's gun law reforms. After any mass shooting, whether it's the recent Orlando massacre or the terror at a Charleston church or the killings in Newtown, Connecticut, one statistic is often cited: Australia has had zero mass shootings in two decades, while America faces frequent bloodshed. Indeed, Australia has long been referenced in the ongoing debate over how to stop mass shootings in the United States.
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