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Protester on poo-throwing, assault charges

Police have charged a man following last month's anti-lockdown protest in Sydney. (AAP)

A man accused of throwing horse manure and a pot plant at police during an illegal anti-lockdown protest in Sydney is due in court.

Following appeals for public help, police arrested a 39-year-old man at a home in Woonona on Tuesday afternoon and took him at Wollongong Police Station.

Police searched a home in Coledale and seized clothing they say is relevant to the investigation.

The man was charged with riot, assaulting police, two counts of throwing a missile at police and not complying with a notice of direction.

Police say the man took part in the unauthorised protest in central Sydney on July 24 and threw horse manure and a pot plant, hitting a mounted police officer and her horse.

He was refused bail to appear in Wollongong Local Court on Wednesday.

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