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Pastor Logan Robertson of the Pillar Baptist Church in Ipswich.
Australian Minister of Immigration, Peter Dutton, reviewed the case and on Friday night the decision was made. He canceled Logan Robertson's 31-year visa and returned him to New Zealand.
Dutton testified that the New Zealand national was taken into custody on Friday night and that he was detained for immigration. Clear – if people come to this country, they must respect the terms of their visas, "Dutton told reporters on Saturday.
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"We have a wonderful tradition in our country of freedom from Expression, but we "It will not be tolerated for people to go to a place of worship and harass others."
It is alleged that four men disrupted the proceedings in the Kuraby Mosque around 12:30 on Wednesday and that the same men disturbed the Darra Mosque.
The church is not affiliated with Queensland Baptists or Australian Baptist Ministries.
Dutton says that Robertson was specifically advised by the immigration authorities when he moved to Australia about his story of extremist rhetoric. Police announced that police had stopped a car near the Darra Mosque on Thursday, seizing cameras and phones from men, which the Queensland Islamic Council said was with the media.
Robertson, 29-year-old Redbank A 27-year-old man and a Sunnybank man were charged with two counts of public nuisance and a head of entry with intention and intrusion. They were bailed out to reappear at the Holland Park District Court on July 25th.
A fourth man involved in the disorder helped the detectives in their investigations and was not charged at this stage.
Acting Superintendent Craig Morrow said: Three men were arrested after police searched homes in Darra, Bellbird Park and Redbank Plains on Friday. He stated that evidence had also been seized as a result of the execution of the search warrants.
Acting Superintendent Morrow stated that two of the four men involved were from New Zealand and the other two were Australian citizens
. always watching videos and CCTV vision as part of the ongoing investigation.
"Everyone has the right to express their point of view, but the manner in which they are engaged in it is not acceptable and we do not tolerate them," said the acting superintendent Morrow
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– Times of Brisbane
