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An Australian teenager from Darwin has been charged with terrorism-related offences after allegedly possessing extremist material and instructions for making 3D-printed guns. He faces three charges, including collecting documents likely to facilitate terrorist acts, possessing violent extremist material via a carriage service, and possessing firearms and explosives manufacture material accessed online. The charges follow a joint investigation by the Australian Federal Police, Northern Territory Police and the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, with search warrants executed in Darwin. The teen was due to appear in a children's court on Thursday. AFP Counter Terrorism Commander Paula Hudson expressed concern over the increasing radicalisation of young people online. NT Police Acting Commander Mark Grieve said the allegations involving a young person were deeply concerning.
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