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Teens charged with terrorism offences

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TEENS CHARGED WITH TERRORISM OFFENCES:

NSW:

* 16-year-old boy charged with planning an attack in Sydney on Anzac Day, April 2016

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* 16-year-old girl charged with organising funds for a terror organisation, March 2016

* 18-year-old woman charged with recklessly possessing an item and collecting documents connected to a terrorist act, February 2016

* 18-year-old man charged with collecting a document likely to facilitate terrorist acts, January 2016

* 15-year-old old boy charged with conspiracy to conduct an act in preparation for a terrorist act, December 2015

* 18-year-old man charged with aiding, abetting, counselling and procuring the commission of a terrorist act, October 2015

* 17-year-old boy charged with assaulting and threatening police on social media, October 2015

* 15-year-old Farhad Khalil Mohammad Jabar shot and killed by police after murdering NSW Police employee Curtis Cheng in front of Parramatta police headquarters, October 2015.

VICTORIA:

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* 17-year-old boy charged with engaging in an act in preparation for a terrorist act after bomb-making materials found under his bed, May 2015

* 18-year-old man charged with plotting a 2015 Anzac Day attack in Melbourne, April 2015

* 18-year-old man charged with conspiring to commit an act in preparation for a 2015 Anzac Day attack in Melbourne, April 2015. Charges dropped in August 2015

* 18-year-old Numan Haider shot and killed after stabbing two counter-terrorism officers outside Endeavour Hills police station, September 2014.

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UNITED KINGDOM:

* 15-year-old boy from Blackburn, England, sentenced to life with at least five years detention for helping plan an Anzac Day attack in Melbourne, October 2015.

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