An Australian man, Martin Thomas Glynn, was charged after allegedly posting a message on social media supporting the Bondi Beach mass shooting. 25 Dec, 2025 01:17 AM 2 mins to readAn Australian man, Martin Thomas Glynn, was charged after allegedly posting a message on social media supporting the Bondi Beach mass shooting. Photo / Getty ImagesAn Australian man has been charged and detained after allegedly posting a message on social media backing the mass shooting on Bondi Beach. He was charged with intent to racially harass, carrying or possessing a prohibited weapon, and failing to properly store a firearm or related material. The suspect, named in local media as 39-year-old Perth man Martin Thomas Glynn, appeared in Fremantle Magistrates Court yesterday.

Source: New Zealand Herald December 25, 2025 03:27 UTC