Overview
- Police will add armed Security Response Section officers, extra checkpoints and expanded crowd controls for the Test starting Wednesday at Adelaide Oval.
- South Australia Police Commissioner Grant Stevens said there is no increased threat level and emphasized balancing visible protection with public reassurance.
- Premier Peter Malinauskas said standard risk assessments have been elevated, with close coordination between police and stadium management.
- Tributes are planned at the ground, including flags at half-mast and a pre-match ceremony, and players are expected to wear black armbands.
- Authorities say a father and son attacked a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach, killing 15 and injuring dozens, with one suspect killed and the other in critical condition.