Accused Australian terrorist Neil Prakash faces six terrorism charges and could spend the rest of his life in prison, if found guilty. 7NEWS
WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Neil Prakash arrives back in AustraliaThe charges include engaging in hostile activity in a foreign state, being a member of a terrorist organisation and advocating terrorism.
Prakash appeared in a Darwin court on Friday as part of the extradition arrangements to bring him to Melbourne.Australian Federal Police assistant commissioner Sandra Booth said the agency had been working “tirelessly”.Prakash, a Melbourne-born ex-rapper, is alleged to have joined and supported the Islamic State from 2014 to 2016.
Prakash was flown to the Northern Territory on a charter flight on Friday morning after being jailed in Turkey.
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