By Renju JoseSYDNEY, June 25 (Reuters) - Australia faces multi-faceted threats from autocratic regimes, hackers and antisemitic extremists that present a systemic challenge to national security and are degrading the security environment, the country's spy chief said.While Australia's terrorism threat level remains at "probable", Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) Director-General Mike Burgess said the designation does not accurately capture the "concurrent, cascading and compounding threats."

The former Australian resident is now imprisoned in Iraq, as ASIO warns terrorism threats are becoming harder to predict.

Mike Burgess said he fears a shadowy Iranian-linked group that has attacked Jewish sites in Europe could start terrorising Australians.

Mike Burgess has launched a robust defence of ASIO’s counter-terrorism efforts following the Bondi attack, arguing calls to prioritise Islamic extremism are misguided.

An Australian citizen living in Iran who was a senior member of its Revolutionary Guards orchestrated a major antisemitic firebomb attack in Sydney, Australia's spy chief said…

The ASIO director-general says Australia is facing "unprecedented" threats from terrorists.

By Renju JoseSYDNEY, June 25 (Reuters) - Australia faces multi-faceted threats from autocratic regimes, hackers and antisemitic extremists that present a systemic challenge to…