Victorian man Anthony Khallouf will spend three months in prison for breaching public health orders and for his part in organising an anti-lockdown rally planned for Sydney on Saturday.
Anthony Khallouf, the founder of Australians vs The Agenda, was arrested on Thursday at Hornsby railway station, where he told police he was lost.
Anti-lockdown protest organiser Anthony Khallouf will spend three months in prison. Picture: The AustralianHe was sentenced to a maximum of eight months in prison, with a non-parole period of three months.On its website, The Australians vs The Agenda claims to be on a “mission to help create mass-scale awakening of Australian citizens”.
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