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Mohammed Junaid Thorne refused early release over contact with Islamic State-linked terrorists

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By Rebecca Trigger Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
An Australian self-styled Islamic preacher jailed on drug charges has been refused parole because of his extensive correspondence with convicted terrorists while in jail and previous support for Islamic State. Mohammed Junaid Thorne was jailed for nine years in 2021 after selling tens of thousands of dollars of cocaine and ecstasy to an undercover police officer in a sting orchestrated by counter terrorism police.
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'No secrets': Alternative school's history of discipline in spotlight

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By Josie Taylor, Daniel Miles, Rebecca Trigger Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
For 50 years, this inner-city primary school has promised a better way of teaching, built around community, firm boundaries and a personal touch. But now, amid ongoing investigations into alleged regulatory failings, physical harm, and historical sexual assault, former students and parents are speaking out for the first time. On a busy inner-Melbourne street opposite a lush green park is a pair of Edwardian terraces with a striking facade.
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NSW Police slap bans on neo-Nazis entering Sydney CBD on Australia Day

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By Rebecca Trigger Verified, Amy Greenbank
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Several neo-Nazis have been slapped with public safety orders banning them from entering Sydney's CBD during planned anti-immigration rallies on Australia Day. According to paperwork for one of the orders, seen by the ABC, the person named was prohibited from going within an 8-kilometre radius of Sydney Town Hall train station over a 24-hour period on Australia Day. It said breaching the orders risked five years' prison.
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