Terror charges over alleged racial violence posts in NSW
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Online posts allegedly linked to a man in northern NSW have led to terror-related charges following a search warrant.
An investigation began after posts allegedly promoting racially motivated and violent extremist ideology were reported to police.
A man has been charged with terror offences in NSW. Alex Ellinghausen
The NSW Joint Counter Terrorism Team carried out a search warrant on Wednesday at a home in Ocean Shores in the Northern Rivers region of the state.
Investigators seized a mobile phone at the property.
They allegedly found material advocating online for people to commit acts of terrorism, as well as suspected violent extremist material.
Investigators also allegedly located a number of weapons and ammunition.
A 20-year-old man was charged with terror and weapon offences and appeared in court yesterday, where he was refused bail.
He will next appear in court on September 18.
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