Updated September 23, 2026 — 4:39pm , first published 3:03pm
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Counter-terrorism police have charged a 65-year-old Melbourne man accused of acting as a key propagandist for Islamic State and spreading thousands of violent files on behalf of the terrorist group.
After a years-long covert operation, detectives from the Victorian Joint Counterterrorism Team (JCCT) raided the Carlton home of alleged ISIS member Mohamed Musse Bakit where he was living with his wife.
Australian Federal Police Assistant Commissioner Paula Hudson said Border Force…
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