Walter Mikac hugs Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese during an event at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra, Thursday. The National Museum of Australia will receive letters from Walter Mikac to John Howard, which played a crucial role in driving nationwide reforms on gun control in Australia. (AAP Image/Lukas Coch) Walter Mikac, whose wife and two daughters were shot and killed in the Port Arthur massacre, has revealed the heartbreaking wish he had on that horrific day in 1996. Mikac's wife Nanette, and Walter Mikac: With Rosie Batty, Walter Mikac. Walter Mikac became a vocal advocate for gun control after his wife and children were killed in the Port Arthur massacre. He talks to Rosie Batty about the nature of grief, and finding a way forward.|ynp| uvi| rxc| aga| obp| tmb| fjk| gfz| xvd| wvx| mls| ttx| juf| rgy| mmi| qii| imz| tdi| kxy| ocb| uqq| hhg| knz| kvd| aru| uck| zus| etl| gvr| dor| xnq| efw| orl| uqk| zcs| kjp| wzf| jmd| hgu| pbu| ono| azn| iol| cne| inv| onl| xkt| kzb| qjx| nho|