Sydney

Police say the father and son of Pakistani origin, Naveed Akram and Sajid Akram, used legally owned weapons at a crowded Jewish celebration, while investigators probe intelligence gaps, IS symbolism, explosive threats, and whether existing counter terrorism frameworks failed to prevent one of Australia’s deadliest attacks.

A neo-Nazi declared to have organised an anti-immigration rally in Melbourne and even addressed the gathering.

Swastika Chandra grew up in Fiji where her name was common among the Pacific nation's large Indian community.

The 16-year-old accused stabbed the the Bishop while shouting "Allahu Akbar" during live streaming of mass ceremony.

Some reports on social media claimed that Churchgoers retaliated against the attacker and hacked his fingers off. However, the police say that the injury can be accidental as witnesses used force to prevent him from attacking more people.

A popular bishop named Mar Mari Emmanuel was among those injured in the latest mass stabbing incident in Sydney.

The mass stabbing incident unfolded at 3.20 pm (local time) on Saturday afternoon (13th April) when a man in an NRL jersey began stabbing shoppers at random, including a woman and her nine-month-old baby.

The mob chanted several Islamic and anti-semitic chants, waved banners crying Muslim victimisation, and even committed arson around the Opera House.