Former Bankstown hospital nurse Ahmad Rashad Nadir was charged with using a  carriage service to menace following an investigation into a recording of a chat video.

New South Wales Police have released shocking footage following at least five aggravated break and enters in the state's west, two of which allegedly involve sexual offences against elderly women.

The alleged threat referencing the massacre in Christchurch was left on the Instagram page of the Australian Islamic House Masjid.

Twenty-six-year-old nurse Sarah Abu Lebdeh was arrested on Tuesday and charged with threatening violence, using a carriage service to threaten to kill, and using a carriage service to menace.

On March 4, after an extensive investigation, 29-year-old Alec St. Clair was arrested and charged with four counts of murder, assault with intent to rob armed with offensive weapon and cause wounding/grievous bodily harm.

NSW police have launched an investigation after a Married At First Sight Australia groom was accused of a ‘toxic’ incident on the reality TV show.

In a statement, authorities say the assailant broke into the homes between 4am and 6:20am. They further allege he produced a knife at one of the homes, where he attempted to sexually assault an elderly resident, and sexually touched another woman at a second home during the spree. Both women are in their 80’s, NSW Police confirmed.

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested after he allegedly made an online threat towards a mosque in south-west Sydney. The Australian Islamic House Masjid Mosque in Edmondson Park allegedly received comments on an Instagram post yesterday evening from an account that referenced the 2019 Christchurch Mass Shooting at a mosque in New Zealand.

A 16-year-old from Western Australia is under arrest following NSW Police launching a major investigation into a social media threat against a mosque in Sydney's south-west.

Police are appealing for information to locate a man who threatened a staff member with a firearm during an armed robbery at a corner store in Sydney.

A teenager from Western Australia has been arrested after a “heinous” threat was allegedly made to a newly opened southwest Sydney mosque, where he allegedly vowed to “christ church 2.0 this joint” just as Australian Muslims prepared for the holy month of Ramadan.

Police on Tuesday arrested and issued “very, very serious” federal criminal charges against one of the Bankstown Hospital workers being persecuted by the media and the governments in Israel and Australia.