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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Eden Gillespie

Islamic leaders question why police didn’t lay more serious charges after Brisbane mosque threat

Kuraby Mosque  sign
Kuraby Mosque in Brisbane received a threatening voicemail that pledged to kill Muslims. Photograph: Glenn Hunt/AAP

Islamic groups have questioned why more serious charges have not been laid after a Brisbane mosque received a threatening voicemail that pledged to kill Muslims and burn down the building.

In a 57-second message received by Kuraby Mosque in Brisbane’s south on Monday, a man labels Muslims “terrorists” and vows to kill them.

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