A woman in Sydney is charged over alleged threats made toward a museum, a mosque and a radio station, according to multiple reports. The allegations also include that she sent threatening letters to government agencies and politicians. Police say the case involves communications that are characterised as threatening, but the reports do not specify the exact content of the messages or the dates they were sent.
The charges relate to alleged conduct connected to these targets, which include both a cultural institution and a place of worship as well as a media outlet. The reporting states that detectives are involved in the investigation and that the matter is now before the court. The sources do not indicate any outcome of the proceedings or whether the accused has entered pleas.
Authorities do not appear to have provided further public detail beyond the description of the alleged threats and the range of recipients, which reportedly includes government bodies and public figures. The matter remains subject to legal process.
