Sydney Morning Herald | Terror-related evidence could be kept from 'control order' subjects Sydney Morning Herald Australians subjected to "control orders" on terrorism grounds – which can restrict their movements and communications – could be denied access to some of the evidence against them for security reasons, under changes proposed by the Turnbull ... Growing threat from teen radicals George Brandis wants control orders for 14-year-olds under new terror laws George Brandis flags tougher controls on teenage terror suspects as NSW pushes ... |
Terror-related evidence could be kept from ‘control order’ subjects – Sydney Morning Herald
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Oct 13, 2015