A Western Sydney man has been accused of making death threats to a federal politician.
The 43-year-old man allegedly made several phone calls to the office of the politician, threatening to kill them.
The identity of the politician has not been revealed.
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These calls allegedly took place on or before December 16.
A report was made to the Australian Federal Police (AFP), who searched a Greystanes home and found several electronic devices.
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The man was issued with a court attendance notice and will appear before Parramatta Local Court today to face a charge of using a carriage service to menace, harass or cause offence.
If found guilty, the man could face up to five years' imprisonment.
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