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William Ton

Accused terrorist was 'enticed by inflammatory sermon'

Neil Christopher Prakash has faced a Melbourne court on six terror-related charges. (HANDOUT/AAP)

An accused Australian jihadi was "enticed" by a radical Islam sermon delivered on the day of his conversion and was influenced by members of the mosque, a court has been told.

Once branded Australia's most-wanted alleged terrorist, Neil Christopher Prakash faced Melbourne Magistrates Court on Monday accused of six terrorism-related offences.

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