Sean Rubinsztein-Dunlop

Sean Rubinsztein-Dunlop, an investigative reporter for the ABC, dives into the hidden realities of ASIO informants. He shares the gripping story of Marcus, a former undercover agent who infiltrated radical Islamist groups, revealing the personal risks and intelligence failures that led to a terrorist attack in Sydney. The discussion also touches on the rising threat of ISIS and its impact on Australia, highlighting the stark difference between ASIO's public praise for informants and the challenges they face post-service.

Investigative reporter Sean Rubinsztein-Dunlop sheds light on the alarming rise of pro-ISIS networks in Australia, spotlighting the elusive role of spiritual leader Wissam Haddad. He discusses the implications of passport cancellations on local communities and the shift toward domestic terrorism. The conversation delves into the fine line between free speech and incitement, examining a jihadi influencer’s provocative messages. Rubinsztein-Dunlop also reveals the radicalization risks linked to charitable organizations, emphasizing the covert activities that lure youth towards extremism.