Police officers stand guard outside a house in the Guildford area of Sydney on September 18, 2014 during Australia's largest ever counter-terrorism raid.
Sydney (AFP) - An Islamic centre in Australia linked with several men accused of terrorism-related offences shut down Thursday, citing harassment and "insidious campaigns" against it.
The Al-Furqan Islamic Centre in Melbourne came under increased scrutiny after five men were arrested last weekend over an alleged plot to attack Anzac Day commemorations on April 25 -- when Australia honours its war dead.
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