Changes to terrorism laws on the table after failure to impose supervision order
The Attorney-General’s office is contemplating tougher terror laws, after the state failed in a last-ditched bid to slap an extended supervision order on a convicted terrorism “activity offender” who had an “obsession” with the Islamic State. Mohamed Naaman, 43, has a well-documented history of violence, including brandishing a 35cm knife at two police officers in 2013 and attempting to slash a prison… Read more »
