Melbourne men charged with sharing IS-inspired footage

‘Huge concern’: Melbourne men charged after ISIS terror raids

Four Melbourne men accused of accessing and distributing “ISIS propaganda”, including videos of terror attacks, have been charged by federal authorities.

Melbourne men face court over allegedly sharing ISIS propaganda

The AFP alleges the four men had been "actively engaging" in sharing ISIS-inspired material, with the arrests following an investigation that began at Melbourne Airport.

Melbourne men charged with sharing IS-inspired footage

The four allegedly accessed and distributed Islamic State propaganda and vision of the terrorist group’s previous attacks.

Two Clyde North men among four arrested for alleged ISIS propaganda possession

Four men including two from Clyde North have been charged after allegedly accessing and distributing ISIS propaganda online. Australian Border Force (ABF) officers have arrested and charged two men, aged 19 and 29 from Clyde North and two men from Roxburgh Park with possession of violent extremist material (VEM) on 7 May 2026. Under Section [...]

Counter-terrorism raids net four in Victoria over violent extremist material

Four Melbourne men have been charged after allegedly accessing, sharing and distributing ISIS propaganda online during a counter-terrorism investigation that spanned more than 18 months. The arrests follow intensified efforts by Australian authorities to combat online radicalisation after the December 2025 ISIS-inspired terror attack at Bondi Beach’s “Chanukah by the Sea” event, which killed 15 […] The post Counter-terrorism raids net four in Vi…

Locals charged with possessing violent extremist material

Two Roxburgh park men have been charged with possessing violent extremist material after allegedly sharing footage of ISIS terrorist attacks and propaganda. The 20-year-old and 21-year-old men were arrested by the Australian Federal Police along with two Clyde South men on 7 May following search… Read more The post Locals charged with possessing violent extremist material appeared first on Star Weekly.