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    Three people shot dead in eastern Australia, town in lockdown

    Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

    Posted on January 22, 2026

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Three people were killed in a shooting in Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales, prompting a lockdown as police search for the gunman.

    Table of Contents

    • Shooting Incident Overview
    • Details of the Incident
    • Response from Authorities
    • Impact on Gun Laws

    Three people shot dead in eastern Australia, town in lockdown

    Shooting Incident Overview

    SYDNEY, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Three people have been killed in a shooting in the Australian state of New South Wales, police said on Thursday, with reports a gunman remained at large.

    Details of the Incident

    Police said an operation was currently underway in the town of Lake Cargelligo, about 611 kilometres (379 miles) west of Sydney, and urged residents to stay indoors.

    Response from Authorities

    Emergency services were called to the scene following reports of a shooting in the late afternoon. 

    Impact on Gun Laws

    Two women and one man have died, and another man has been taken to hospital in a serious but stable condition, police said.

    "A police operation is currently underway at Lake Cargelligo," police said in a statement on social media.

    "The public is urged to avoid the area and for local residents to stay inside."

    The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper reported that a gunman was believed to be holed up in the town with a long-arm weapon.

    Lake Cargelligo is a town in New South Wales' Central West region, and has a population of about 1,100, according to the 2021 census.

    The shooting comes one month after two gunmen opened fire at an event on Bondi Beach celebrating the Jewish festival of Hanukkah, killing 15 people in Australia's worst mass shooting in decades.

    Australia on Tuesday passed new laws to enable a national gun buyback and tighten background checks for firearm licences in response to the shooting.

    New South Wales, which has the most guns of any state in the country, has also passed laws to limit individuals to possession of four guns and mandate gun club membership for licence holders.

    (Reporting by Christine Chen in Sydney; Editing by Kate Mayberry)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Three people killed in a shooting in New South Wales.
    • •Lake Cargelligo is under lockdown with a gunman at large.
    • •Emergency services are responding to the incident.
    • •New gun laws passed in Australia following recent shootings.
    • •NSW has the most guns and new restrictions are in place.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Three people shot dead in eastern Australia, town in lockdown

    1What is a shooting incident?

    A shooting incident refers to an event where one or more individuals use a firearm to inflict harm or cause death to others. Such incidents can lead to significant legal and social implications.

    2What are gun laws?

    Gun laws are regulations governing the ownership, use, and sale of firearms. These laws vary by country and can include background checks, licensing requirements, and restrictions on certain types of weapons.

    3What is a police operation?

    A police operation is a coordinated effort by law enforcement agencies to respond to a specific incident or threat. This can involve securing an area, apprehending suspects, or ensuring public safety.

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