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Police investigate online threats against Sydney mosques

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Police are urgently investigating online threats against two mosques in Sydney’s southwest which referenced the 2019 Christchurch massacre. Authorities say the incidents this week are believed to be linked. The newly-appointed Envoy to Combat Islamophobia says it's a deeply disturbing example of anti-Muslim hate.
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