A Brisbane court heard he was studying at university, and was a lifeguard at a local pool. On a midweek morning days after his court appearance, Belter’s mother answered the door to their family home, but declined to comment to media. Days later, Belter was brought from custody into a Brisbane court, where fresh arrests are processed. The court was read a long list of the documents officers had allegedly seized from the Belter property. AdvertisementOne was a 256-page magazine titled The Hard Reset, produced by listed terrorist organisation Terrorgram, the court was told.