A group of four men, aged 66, 48, 39 and 27, and a 62-year-old woman was walking along Blair Street in Bondi at 12.30am (AEDT) on Saturday when eight young males, some of whom were teenagers, shouted "derogatory comments" towards them, NSW Police said in a statement. Federal frontbencher and local MP Malcolm Turnbull criticised the apparent racist attack. "Violence of this kind and in particular racist violence, anti-semitic violence, is completely unacceptable in our society," he told the Nine Network. We should have zero tolerance. Meanwhile NSW Anti-Discrimination Board president Stepan Kerkyasharian said the board would investigate. "There's been severe racial vilification here, that's a term under the legislation, and I think we should look at taking action," he told Channel Seven.