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crime21h ago

Greg William Tait, 43, faces charges in Parramatta Local Court over threats against a federal MP.
The threats allegedly occurred on December 15, the day after the Bondi Beach attack.
Tait was charged with using a carriage service to menace and harass, facing possible imprisonment.
Outside court, Tait declined to comment and questioned if the case is the biggest story in Australia.
Police linked the calls to Tait after a report from the parliamentarian’s office.
Tait’s matter will return to court on January 28 as the investigation continues.
The case drew a large media turnout and questions about political tensions in Australia.
The threats could carry a maximum five-year sentence if proven.
Parliamentary office alerted police after receiving a report on December 16.
Tait’s comments outside court included a bold claim of allegiance to 'Team Australia'.

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crime19h ago

Greg William Tait, 43, appeared in Parramatta local court over alleged threats to a federal MP.
He did not plead and is seeking legal advice; a potential prison term exists if convicted.
Police seized electronic devices at his western Sydney home during the investigation.
Tait is due back in court on January 28 for further proceedings.
The case adds to a pattern of threats against Australian politicians reported this year.
The AFP emphasized that while free speech is valued, criminal threats will not be tolerated.
The reference article outlines other related incidents and ongoing political security concerns in Australia.
The Guardian/AP coverage links the case to a broader national discussion on threats to politicians.

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crime15h ago

Gregory William Tait, 43, appeared in Parramatta Local Court charged with threatening to kill Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
Police say the threats were made via a carriage service on December 15, the day after the Bondi attack.
Tait lives with his father at a Greystanes home, where authorities seized devices during a National Security Investigation.
Tait was seen outside Parramatta court and told reporters, 'I stand for Team Australia, nothing else,' as he sought legal representation.
The Daily Mail report describes the Greystanes home as cluttered with cars and an enclosure for ducks.
Tait faces two counts of using a carriage service to menace, harass or offend, tied to the December threats.
The investigation followed a December 16 raid by the Australian Federal Police's National Security Investigations team.
Tait was arrested again on January 5 after police examined his phone.
The court may schedule the next hearings for January 28 and February on related charges.
Local reporters were briefed that the Daily Mail team visited the accused’s home for a detailed look.

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