Counter-terrorism police have arrested a Melbourne man who they allege played a role spreading propaganda for ISIS.
Addressing media shortly after midday, the Australian Federal Police said the man would be charged with membership of a terrorist organisation, possessing and controlling violent extremist material and using a carriage service to cause offence.
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Counter-terrorism police have arrested a Melbourne man who they allege played a role spreading propaganda for ISIS.
The 65-year-old was arrested during a raid of a home in Carlton on Wednesday morning.
Addressing media shortly after midday, the Australian Federal Police said the man would be charged with membership of a terrorist organisation, possessing and controlling violent extremist material and using a carriage service to cause offence.
The assistant commissioner said the scale of the material placed the man as a "principal distributor of ISIS propaganda within the group".
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