Teenagers as young as 14 in Australia could be locked up for 36 hours without charge if they're terrorism suspects, under proposed Victorian government laws.
As part of a review into the state's counter terrorism laws, the age a child could be held without charge and without a court order would be lowered from 16 to 14.
The review released by the Andrews' Labor government today also proposed removing motive as an "essential element" of a terrorist act as defined under national laws.