Counter-terror police in Sydney have arrested two men and say they have disrupted a potential terrorist cell.
One of the men has been charged with the possession of documents designed to facilitate a terrorist attack.
Australian police say the documents detailed potential government targets which could be attacked.
The other suspect had been charged with breaching a control order.
The arrests follow a cafe siege in Sydney last week which ended with two hostages and the hostage taker being killed.
Australian Federal Police Deputy Commissioner Michael Phelan says officers had to act.
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Australian Federal Police Deputy Commissioner Michael Phelan says the latest arrests are linked to Operation Appleby - investigating people thought to identify with Islamic State militants.
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