Sydney woman allegedly threatened to kill senior politicians, police say

A Western Sydney woman allegedly threatened to kill NSW Labor minister Jihad Dib, One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, independent federal MP Allegra Spender and 15 others, NSW Police say.

Court documents obtained by the ABC revealed details of the 62 charges facing 36-year-old Jasmine Baker, who was arrested by police on Wednesday morning at her home in Constitution Hill.

Included are 18 threats to kill, 23 stalking and intimidation charges, eight charges of using a postal service to menace, harass or offend, and 10 charges of making false accusations.

In total, police alleged Ms Baker sent death threat letters to five politicians, including Parramatta federal MP Andrew Charlton and Macnamara federal MP Josh Burns.

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