A court case involving a man accused of committing a terrorist act in Sydney has been postponed until February, following an extensive investigation by counter-terrorism authorities. The delays stem from the complexity of the case, with prosecutors still preparing to formalize charges against the defendant, who has not yet responded to them. Legal proceedings were adjourned earlier this week, pushing the next hearing months into the future. The ongoing inquiry reflects the scale of the investigation into the alleged attack near Bondi.
Naveed Akram, 24, has been charged with 78 offences after allegedly committing a terrorist act. The case has been adjourned until FebruaryFollow our Australian politics live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe criminal case against Naveed Akram for his alleged role in the Bondi terror attack faces more delays after an “unprecedented” investigation by the joint counter-terrorism team.The matter will not return to court until 24 February after it was adjourned on Wednesday before Sydney’s Downing Centre local court. Prosecutors expect to be ready to certify the charges against Akram, who is yet to enter a plea, by that date. Continue reading...
