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Wieambilla attack was caused by 'shared delusional disorder', cannot be called terrorism: Qld coroner

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A Queensland coroner has found the 2022 Wieambilla attack cannot be called an act of terrorism. Two police officers and a neighbour were killed by conspiracy theorists — Gareth, Nathaniel and Stacey Train — at a remote property in rural Queensland almost three years ago. The coroner found all three suffered from a 'shared delusional disorder' in the lead-up to the ambush.
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