NSW will drop plans to hold state-based Bondi royal commission

The NSW government has announced it will not be proceeding with plan to establish a royal commission into the Bondi Beach terrorist attack.

NSW Premier Chris Minns says the state government will not proceed given the establishment of a Commonwealth royal commission.

In a statement, Minns says New South Wales will "fully cooperate" with the federal inquiry.

"We will continue to work closely with the Jewish community on matters arising from the Bondi terrorist attack and remain open to further inquiries that focus on NSW government responses," Minns says.

"Our priority remains unchanged: supporting victims and their families, keeping the community safe, and ensuring everything possible is done to prevent an attack like this from ever happening again," he says.