By Jamie McKinnell, ABC
Immigration photos of Naveed (left) and Sajid Akram as they arrived in Manila on 1 November. Photo: ABC
The Bondi gunman accused of killing 15 people conducted "firearms training" with his father in a regional area and recorded a video about their "justification" for the attack, according to documents released by a Sydney court.
Twenty-four-year-old Naveed Akram faces 59 charges including 15 counts of murder and one count of committing a terrorist act over the attack.
His father Sajid was shot dead by police.
A court last week placed an interim suppression order over the police statement of alleged facts, but new orders today paved the way for a redacted version of the document to be released.
It reveals allegations Naveed Akram and his father threw four improvised explosive devices towards the crowd in Archer Park - where a Jewish event was being held - when they arrived at the scene.
Those devices did not detonate.
In a video mentioned in the alleged facts, Naveed Akram and his father recite "political and religious views" and "appear to summarise their justification for the Bondi terrorist attack".
More to come.
- ABC
