Sydney cafe

The Sydney cafe at the centre of a deadly siege has been vandalised with police investigating Wednesday after rocks were thrown through five of its windows.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott admitted Sunday "the system" had let the public down by failing to protect it from the "monster" who carried out a deadly siege in a Sydney cafe.

The review found that in the last months of his life, Monis had apparently become inspired by the Islamic State group and had rapidly become radicalised.

Survivors of a 16-hour siege in a Sydney cafe on Sunday told of their terror during the deadly standoff, as a jihadist gunman threatened to kill people "one by one".

One of the two hostages who died in a Sydney cafe siege last December was killed by ricochets of a police bullet or bullets, an inquest heard Thursday.

Australia will built a permanent memorial to remember the victims of the Sydney cafe siege, officials said Sunday as they vowed never to forget the two hostages who died in the stand-off.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Tuesday warned of another terrorist attack in the aftermath of the fatal Sydney cafe siege.

Mourners were to attend emotional services for the victims of the Sydney cafe siege as volunteers and workers removed a giant sea of flowers laid in their memory amid plans for a permanent memorial.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Thursday admitted Sydney's cafe siege was "an horrific wake-up call".

Prime Minister Tony Abbott vowed Wednesday not to rest until he was assured Australians were safe, as he formally announced a review into the fatal Sydney cafe siege.

Police stormed the Sydney cafe where a gunman had taken hostages and displayed an Islamic flag, television footage showed early Tuesday.

One year before Man Haron Monis laid siege to a Sydney cafe, he was released on bail after being accused of involvement in his wife's murder.

Two hostages killed in a siege at a central Sydney cafe Tuesday were hailed as heroes "willing to lay down their lives so others might live" in a church service mourning their deaths.

Grieving Australians on Tuesday eulogised the victims of the Sydney cafe siege.

Here is what we know of Man Haron Monis, the lone gunman who held a Sydney cafe hostage for 16 hours.

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