An Australian man has been accused of live-streaming sexually explicit material of children from overseas. An investigation started earlier this month when United States Homeland Security Investigations contacted Australian Federal Police about an online user in South Australia allegedly live-streaming sexually explicit material of young victims in the Philippines. “Live online sexual abuse of young victims is a major transnational crime and involves offenders targeting facilitators, offering financial incentive to arrange for the degrading abuse. Poole was charged with one count of possessing child abuse material, which carries a maximum penalty of 15 years imprisonment if convicted. Members of the public who have information about people involved in child abuse are urged to contact the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation.