Sydney Yugoslav General Trade and Tourist Agency bombing

[2] In the 1960's to early 1970s nationalist Ustaše alleged activities were conducted within Australia mostly targeting supporters of a federalist Yugoslavia by Croatian separatists.

[9][10] The New South Wales Police raided a number of Croatian homes in Sydney[9] which resulted in the arrest of Ljubomir Vuina and Anjelko Marić (Angelo Marie).

[4][11] Marić was arrested at the Fremantle home of Stjepan Brbić, a wartime Ustaša member who had replaced Srećko Rover as the Croatian National Resistance (HNO) leader in Australia.

Brbić had previously established a Vjekoslav Luburić Society in Sydney and was believed to be the main organiser for the George Street bombings.

[12] This conviction though was soon quashed in the High Court two years later after the trial was ruled miscarried because certain evidence had been wrongly admitted.