Scott Marshall and his partner, Tammie Farrugia, were named in the search warrant relating to a caravan and are in custody on unrelated charges
Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast
The brother of a man allegedly connected to a caravan found laden with explosives in Sydney has said his sibling is “just a normal person, he doesn’t hate anyone”.
Scott Marshall, 36, and his partner, Tammie Farrugia, 34, were named on a police search warrant as part of the investigation into the caravan, which police found on 19 January. Neither have been charged in relation to the explosives in the caravan and the Guardian does not suggest any wrongdoing on their part.
More Stories
Albanese and Coalition continue to back two-state solution despite Trump’s vow to ‘take over’ Gaza Strip
Māori protesters turn their backs on government ministers at Waitangi Day event
‘Everyone is on tenterhooks’: Santorini streets empty after days of tremors