Canberra, May 6 (IANS) Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke on Wednesday at a press conference announced 74 million Australian dollars (about $48.8 million) for a security centre to crack down on online violent extremism and terrorism.The newly created Counter Terrorism Online Centre will be led by Australia’s security agency ASIO and the Australian Federal Police (AFP).Burke said the AFP had put in 31 charges under new offenses on online extremism and radicalization, and 19 of them are m…
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