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REBECCA Harrison was extremely curious when the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation unexpectedly contacted her last month. What the Monash University student and part-time political activist didn't know was that she had been drawn into a new counter-terrorism probe, and that ASIO is investigating possible threats to the G20 economic leaders' meetings to be hosted by Australia in 2014.

An ASIO officer rang Harrison on her mobile phone, introduced herself and asked whether they could meet to discuss the issue of ''politically motivated violence''.

Harrison, a third-year philosophy student, has been involved in a range of political activities including the Melbourne Anarchist Club, the Occupy movement and environmental activist group Quit Coal. She spoke to other activists and when the ASIO agent rang back, agreed to meet.

The meeting took place the next morning at Kafe Mument, near the Monash campus. The female officer was accompanied by an older and apparently more senior, male colleague who did most of the talking.

Harrison thought ASIO might want to talk to her about her involvement with Quit Coal, but the the security officers said they wanted to discuss the ''anarchist scene'' in Melbourne. They said they were talking to ''lots of people'' in an effort to understand anarchist viewpoints.

Broadly defined as a political philosophy that opposes authority or hierarchical organisation in social and political life, anarchism has become more popular in the past decade as part of the international anti-war, anti-capitalist and anti-globalisation movements.

Anarchists were active in the demonstrations and riots that accompanied the G20 finance ministers' meeting in Melbourne in November 2006, and Harrison says ASIO asked her whether there was any support among Australian anarchists for violence as a means to achieve political goals. They were also ''very curious'' about connections between Australian anarchists and similar groups overseas
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 REBECCA Harrison was highly curious when the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation unexpectedly contacted her final month. What the Monash University student and part - clock time political activist didn't know was that she had been drawn into a modern counter - terrorism probe, and that ASIO is investigating possible threats to the G20 economic leadership' meetings to be hosted by Australia in 2014. 

 An ASIO officer rang Harrison on her mobile phone, introduce herself and asked whether they could meet to discuss the issue of" politically motivated violence". 

 Harrison, a third - class doctrine scholar, has been involved in a range of political activities including the Melbourne Anarchist Club, the Occupy movement and environmental activist group Quit Coal. She spoke to early activists and when the ASIO agentive role rang back, agreed to touch. 

 The meeting took place the next dawn at Kafe Mument, near the Monash campus. The female officer was accompanied by an older and apparently more aged, male colleague who did most of the talking. 

 Harrison thought ASIO might want to talk to her about her involvement with Quit Coal, but the the security officers said they wanted to discuss the" anarchist scene" in Melbourne. They say they were spill the beans to" lots of people" in an effort to understand anarchist viewpoints. 

 Broadly specify as a political philosophy that opposes authority or hierarchical organisation in social and political life, anarchism has become more popular in the past decade as part of the external anti - war, anti - capitalist and anti - globalisation movements. 

 Anarchists were active in the demonstrations and riots that attach to the G20 finance ministers' merging in Melbourne in November 2006, and Harrison says ASIO ask her whether there was any accompaniment among Australian anarchists for violence as a means to achieve political goals. They were also" very curious" about connection between Australian anarchists and similar groups overseas
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REBECCa harRison wAs ExtREmely cUriouS wHEn tHe AustraliaN SecUrity InteLligenCE OrganiSAtion unExpectEdlY coNtacTEd HeR laSt MOntH. whAt tHE MoNash UnivErSiTy stuDent AND PArt-tIme PoliTical Activist didn't KnoW was THat She haD been DrawN iNto a nEw counTer-teRrOrism probe, and thAt ASiO is invesTigAtIng PoSsiblE ThreatS to The g20 economIc leadeRS' meEtINGS tO be hosted by AustralIa IN 2014.

an aSIO offiCer ranG haRrISon on her MoBilE phoNE, IntroDuceD HeRself and Asked wHEtHeR they coUlD meet tO dIscUss The isSUe of ''PolitiCally motIvateD Violence''.

HarrisON, a third-year phILoSOPhY StudEnt, Has been invoLved IN a raNge oF PoLitICal acTivitIeS InCLuding the Melbourne ANaRchist club, tHe Occupy movemEnt and enviRONMental acTiviST gROup Quit Coal. She Spoke To other actIVists and When tHe ASIO agEnt rang baCK, Agreed to MeeT.

ThE meEtiNG ToOk place the nexT MOrniNg At Kafe MUmeNt, near tHe MOnaSh cAmpUs. the female Officer wAs AcCoMpAniEd by aN Older and ApParEnTly More sENior, maLe colLeagUe WhO Did Most of tHE tALKing.

haRrIson ThoUgHt ASIo migHT waNt to talK to her aboUt hER invOlVeMent witH Quit Coal, but tHe The securitY oFfiCers saID They wantEd to discuss the ''anarchist SCene'' in MElbOurne. they Said they wEre TalkinG to ''LOts of pEople'' iN an efFoRt tO UNdersTANd AnaRcHist viewpoINTs.

BRoadlY dEfinEd as a poLitical philosophy tHAt oPposes authoriTy oR hieRARcHicAL oRGanIsATioN IN social and politIcal life, anArCHiSm has becomE MorE pOpular iN the pasT decaDE as part Of the inteRnational AnTi-waR, ANti-Capitalist And anti-gLobalisatIOn movEMeNts.

AnArcHists wErE acTive iN the deMOnsTratiOns and RiOts thaT accoMpAnied the g20 finance ministers' meetinG in MelBournE in november 2006, aNd HARriSon says ASiO asKed her whetHer TheRe was Any SUpporT amoNG AUstRAlian AnarCHists for vIOlEncE AS a Means to achiEVE PolIticaL goALs. They Were Also ''very curious'' abOUt connections bEtweEN ausTraLIan aNaRchists and simiLar GrOUPs overseAs
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REB ECC A Ha r ri so n w as ext r em ely cur ious whe nth e Aus tral i a n Secu rit y In telli gence Organis ati on u n exp ected ly co ntac te d her  lastmonth .What the Monash  Uni versity s tud en t a nd  part - time p oli tic al acti vist di d n't  k n o w  w as that she had be en d ra wn intoa newc ou nt e r-terror is m p robe , and t hatA SI O is inv estiga t in gpossibl ethreat stothe  G20e cono mic le aders' m eetin g s to be hosted by Australiai n2 0 14 . 

An  AS IO officerrang Harr ison on  he r  mobi le ph on e ,i ntroduced herself a nd  asked  whet her they coul d meet tod i s cuss the  iss u eo f ''politicall y mot ivated vio l ence''.
Harr ison, athird-yea r philosop hystu den t,h a sbeen involved i n ara nge ofpol iticalact ivi tie s i nc luding th e Melbou rn eAn ar chi st Cl u b, the O cc upy  m ove menta nd env ironm enta lac t ivi st grou p  Q u i t Co al .Shespo ke  to o ther act ivistsand whenthe ASIO  a ge nt rang  back, agreed  t o meet.

T he  me etingt o ok place  the next morning at Ka f e Mumen t,neartheMonash ca mpu s. The  fe m ale of ficerwas a cc omp a n ied b y an  ol de r and appa r e ntl y mor eseni or, mal e colleague who di d  mo st of the tal kin g.
H a rr iso n  t h oug ht ASI O might want to t alk to her  a b ou t her invo l vem en t withQuit Co al, b u t the t he securi ty office rs  sai d the y wanted t o discus s the ''a n archi s tscene ''in Mel bo urn e. Th ey sai d  th ey we re tal ki ng to''lot sof peopl e'' in an effort to und erstan d ana rch ist viewp oin t s.
Broadlydefi ned as a p oli tic al ph ilo s ophythat op pos e s aut hori t y or hier a rc hic a l  o rganisation i n  so cialand politi callife, anarchism h a s become morepopu l a r i n t h e pa st  decade as par t o ft h e intern at ional anti- war, ant i- c apita list a nd ant i-globa l i sa t ion mo veme nts .

Anarch ist sw ere act iv ei n thedemo ns tratio ns and riot s that accompanied  theG 2 0 fin a nce  mini st ers' me e ting  in Melbou rne in Nove mber 2 006,  andHarriso nsays A SIO  a sked her w h ether the re wa s any s up port  am ong Au stra l i an an arch is tsfor viole n c ea sam ean s to  achi ev e po litical g o als. The y w e re also  ' 've r y  curio u s' ' about conn ect ionsb e tween Aust r alia n  a n archi sts an d simi lar gro u psov erseas
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REBECCA Harrison was extremely curious when the_Australian Security Intelligence Organisation unexpectedly contacted_her last month._What_the_Monash University student and_part-time political activist didn't know was_that she had been drawn into_a new counter-terrorism probe, and that ASIO_is investigating possible threats to the_G20 economic leaders' meetings to_be hosted_by Australia in 2014.

An ASIO_officer rang Harrison_on her_mobile phone, introduced_herself and asked whether they could_meet to discuss_the issue of ''politically motivated violence''.

Harrison,_a_third-year philosophy student,_has_been_involved in_a range of_political_activities including_the_Melbourne Anarchist Club, the Occupy movement_and_environmental activist group Quit Coal. She spoke_to other activists and_when_the ASIO agent rang_back, agreed to meet.

The meeting_took place the next morning at_Kafe Mument,_near the_Monash campus. The female officer was accompanied by an older and_apparently more senior, male colleague who_did most of the_talking.

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Broadly_defined_as_a political philosophy that opposes_authority or hierarchical organisation in social_and political life,_anarchism has become more popular in the_past_decade as part of the international_anti-war,_anti-capitalist and anti-globalisation movements.

Anarchists were active_in_the_demonstrations and riots that accompanied_the G20 finance ministers' meeting in_Melbourne in November 2006, and Harrison says ASIO asked_her whether there_was any support among Australian_anarchists_for_violence as a means to achieve political goals. They were_also ''very_curious'' about connections_between Australian anarchists and similar groups overseas