article_snippet: Police allegedly seized a machete, a hunting knife, a homemade Islamic State flag and a video recording that detailed a terrorist attack.
article_snippet: However, criminal lawyer Adam Houda - who is representing the men - said a video of them making threats of carrying out a terrorist attack was 'not convincing', according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
article_snippet: From what I've seen the central feature of this case is a video of them making threats of carrying out a terrorist attack. '
article_snippet: I've seen a video of them making threats of carrying out a terrorist attack and a video of them making threats of carrying out a terrorist attack's not convincing.' 'Criminal lawyer Adam Houda also the trial had been prejudiced by Tony Abbott, who read out details of a video of them making threats of carrying out a terrorist attack. '
article_snippet: Attorney-General George Brandis told parliament on Wednesday: 'Significantly, police also located a video recording of one suspect kneeling in front of an ISIL (IS) flag, with the knife and machete, making a politically-motivated statement, threatening to undertake violent acts with those weapons.'
highlights_snippet: Lawyer says evidence against the terror suspects 'not convincing'
  
highlights_snippet: Police allegedly uncovered a machete, a hunting knife, an Islamic State flag and a video of the terror suspects making threats of carrying out a terrorist attack .