Overview
- Police say posts on X between October 10 and November 5 included a swastika and a call for violence, and that he created a new account after one was blocked.
- Officers from Queensland Police and the AFP National Security Investigations team searched his home on November 21 and seized weapons including swords bearing swastikas.
- He was arrested on December 3 in Caboolture and charged with three counts of displaying banned Nazi symbols and one count of using the internet to cause offense.
- Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke endorsed the visa cancellation and flagged moves to make cancellations and border interception of hate material easier.
- His wife rejects the neo‑Nazi label and attributes the posts to mental illness following an alleged assault, as he awaits a January 7 court appearance and a choice between voluntary departure or deportation.