New South Wales police department workers in Sydney, Australia, sort and catalog weapons handed in for refunds, April 22, 1997, as part of a federal government money-for-guns plan. For the last year, responding to the worst massacre by a lone gunman in history, Australia has been pushing ahead with a unique and ambitious plan to buy military-style rapid-fire rifles from civilians and destroy them at this secret police facility in a quiet Sydney neighborhood. (Rick Rycroft/AP)
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