Man accused of bombarding MP with emails makes anti-Labor remarks outside court
Ronald Dean Munro, 73, appeared in Adelaide Magistrates Court charged with six counts of using a carriage service in a harassing or offensive way. Outside court, he made an expletive-laden political statement to reporters, urging people not to vote Labor.
Prosecutors allege Munro sent federal MP Matt Burnell at least 10 emails a day between May 2023 and December 2025, with content they say could be considered menacing, harassing or offensive. The Australian Federal Police allegedly traced the emails to Munro’s home on 9 January; his case was adjourned until next month as prosecutors reconsidered a proposed plea deal and the case was set for trial.
- Ronald Dean Munro faces six charges over alleged emails to an MP.
- Prosecutors say Matt Burnell received at least 10 emails a day.
- Munro’s case was adjourned as prosecutors reconsidered a plea offer.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Accused MP harasser rants outside court after ‘sending politician 10 emails a day for more than two years’”.