Wife's plea over camera after husband killed in Bondi terror attack

The widow of a much loved rugby figure and photographer killed in the Bondi terror attack has pleaded for his camera to be returned after revealing it remains missing after the shooting.

Virginia Meagher said the camera belonging her husband Peter, 61, who was working at the Chanukah by the Sea event as a photographer disappeared after the attack in December.

She is asking for help in finding it.

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"As you all know, my husband Peter's life was tragically taken at Bondi on 14 December. It is now apparent that someone, other than a known authority, picked up his camera from Archer Park," she said on Facebook.

"I would very much like to have his camera returned.

"If you know anything about the Canon camera, I'd love to hear from you."

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She shared photos of her husband using the camera.

Peter's brother used his eulogy to deliver a poignant message to the NSW Premier Chris Minns and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on gun reform.

"Gun reform alone will not solve hatred or extremism, but an antisemite without a gun is just a hate-filled person," he said.

Peter was a highly decorated police detective as well as a loving family man and pillar of the Randwick rugby club.

Virginia said at his funeral: "Every text message, WhatsApp and voicemail from Peter begins with 'hi darling' and ends with 'I love you'."

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