Nathaniel, Gareth, and Stacey Train acted as an autonomous cell and executed a terrorist attack at Wieambilla last year, Queensland police say.
"We do believe it was an attack directed at police.Police found camouflaged hiding places at the property, six firearms, CCTV, mirrors on trees, and a trap door under the house.
She said the COVID pandemic, climate change, global conflicts and social disparity contributed to their belief in their system. "But it will be preceded by an era, or a period of time of tribulation, widespread destruction and suffering."Deputy Commissioner Linford said police had garnered from Stacey's diary, which was written over the last few years, that there was "not one catalyst event" which led to their extremism, but Nathaniel's heart attack in 2021 made him more religious.
Deputy Commissioner Linford said police do not believe any other people were locally involved in planning the attack.
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