Sydney Terrorist

A teenage boy pleaded guilty Friday to planning a terrorist attack at an Anzac Day service honouring Australian soldiers in Sydney, the latest in a series of cases involving radicalised youth.

Two 16-year-old Australian boys arrested in Sydney after each bought a knife were charged on Thursday with planning a terrorist attack on behalf of the extremist ISIS group, police said.

A teenager was arrested on Tuesday after Australian police alleged he had been planning to launch a terrorist attack in Sydney.

A teenager was charged with plotting a terrorist attack on an Australian Veteran's Day ceremony, police said today, the second year in a row authorities say they have thwarted an attack linked to the national holiday.

Five people, including a 15-year-old boy, were charged today in Sydney over a terror plot targeting a government building, with authorities expressing alarm at the age of those being radicalised.

Two men have been seized in Sydney with one allegedly in possession of documents connected to a planned terrorist attack on government targets, police said on Wednesday.

Australian counter-terrorism police have arrested two men in Sydney, officials said on Wednesday, a day after warnings of heightened "terrorist chatter" in the aftermath of the fatal cafe siege in the city's financial hub.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Tuesday warned of a heightened level of "terrorist chatter" in the aftermath of the Sydney siege and said an attack was considered likely.

Software major Infosys on Monday thanked the Australian authorities for their efforts in rescuing the hostages, which included one of their employees, held by a terrorist in a cafe in Sydney.

An employee of Indian IT major Infosys is among those being held hostage at a popular cafe in Sydney, Australia since early this morning, the company said in a statement today.

There is no confirmation so far on whether there are any Indians among those being held hostage at a popular cafe in Sydney, Australia, since early this morning.

An armed man held several hostages inside a popular cafe in Sydney on Monday morning and forced some of them to hold up a black flag with white Arabic writing against the window, sparking a security lock-down in the heart of Australia's commercial capital. Hours later, five people ran out of the building that was under siege.

The Australian National Imams Council, commenting on the siege at a Sydney cafe on Monday, said it "condemns this criminal act unequivocally".

An armed man on Monday took undisclosed number of people hostage at a popular cafe in Sydney and displayed an Islamic flag with Arabic script in the window, sparking a security alert in Australia.

A gunman took an unknown number of hostages inside a popular cafe; in Sydney on Monday morning and forced some of them to hold up a black flag with white Arabic writing against the window, sparking a security lock-down in the heart of Australia's commercial capital. The Australian police have confirmed that three people have come out using the sid...

A teenage boy pleaded guilty Friday to planning a terrorist attack at an Anzac Day service honouring Australian soldiers in Sydney, the latest in a series of cases involving radicalised youth.

Two 16-year-old Australian boys arrested in Sydney after each bought a knife were charged on Thursday with planning a terrorist attack on behalf of the extremist ISIS group, police said.

A teenager was arrested on Tuesday after Australian police alleged he had been planning to launch a terrorist attack in Sydney.

A teenager was charged with plotting a terrorist attack on an Australian Veteran's Day ceremony, police said today, the second year in a row authorities say they have thwarted an attack linked to the national holiday.

Five people, including a 15-year-old boy, were charged today in Sydney over a terror plot targeting a government building, with authorities expressing alarm at the age of those being radicalised.

Two men have been seized in Sydney with one allegedly in possession of documents connected to a planned terrorist attack on government targets, police said on Wednesday.

Australian counter-terrorism police have arrested two men in Sydney, officials said on Wednesday, a day after warnings of heightened "terrorist chatter" in the aftermath of the fatal cafe siege in the city's financial hub.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Tuesday warned of a heightened level of "terrorist chatter" in the aftermath of the Sydney siege and said an attack was considered likely.

Software major Infosys on Monday thanked the Australian authorities for their efforts in rescuing the hostages, which included one of their employees, held by a terrorist in a cafe in Sydney.

An employee of Indian IT major Infosys is among those being held hostage at a popular cafe in Sydney, Australia since early this morning, the company said in a statement today.

There is no confirmation so far on whether there are any Indians among those being held hostage at a popular cafe in Sydney, Australia, since early this morning.

An armed man held several hostages inside a popular cafe in Sydney on Monday morning and forced some of them to hold up a black flag with white Arabic writing against the window, sparking a security lock-down in the heart of Australia's commercial capital. Hours later, five people ran out of the building that was under siege.

The Australian National Imams Council, commenting on the siege at a Sydney cafe on Monday, said it "condemns this criminal act unequivocally".

An armed man on Monday took undisclosed number of people hostage at a popular cafe in Sydney and displayed an Islamic flag with Arabic script in the window, sparking a security alert in Australia.

A gunman took an unknown number of hostages inside a popular cafe; in Sydney on Monday morning and forced some of them to hold up a black flag with white Arabic writing against the window, sparking a security lock-down in the heart of Australia's commercial capital. The Australian police have confirmed that three people have come out using the sid...