Alleged ISIS terrorist Neil Prakash charged, extradited to Victoria An Australian man accused of being an Islamic State terrorist has been extradited to Victoria and been charged with six terrorism offences.

December 4, 2022   

(News.com.au) A Melbourne man accused of being an Islamic State terrorist has been extradited to Victoria.

Neil Prakash, 31, was also charged with six offences including engaging in hostile activity in a foreign state, being a member of a terrorist organisation and entering or remaining in a declared area.

Footage released by Australian Federal Police (AFP) shows Prakash being escorted onto a late night flight from Darwin to Melbourne. He was then bundled into a vehicle.

Prakash had been deported from Turkey last week, where he had then remained in police custody.

He had been serving a period of detention for terrorism offences in a Turkish prison.

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