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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Paul Gallagher

Morning Mail: gambling syndicates buy IDs, terrorism definition up for first review since 9/11, Wallabies fall to Scotland

A wall of post boxes, one of the coloured red
Long after mailing his bank cards to the post office box, Jackson discovered the syndicate had created email addresses in his name, without his knowledge, to run accounts. Composite: Guardian design/Alamy

Good morning. We lead today with a story centred on an unassuming suburban post office locker that is managed by a gambling syndicate accused of exploiting desperate young men strapped for cash after getting into betting debts. They sold their IDs to the group but by doing so have risked identity theft, fraud and possible criminal conviction.

Meanwhile, in the wake of the Bondi and Wakeley stabbing attacks, Australia’s official definition of terrorism may get an overhaul for the first time since the September 11 attacks.

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