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A group of protesters arrested during demonstrations at a construction site Lee Point, have escaped conviction after pleading guilty to trespass chargers in Darwin Local Court. The May protests were in response to the resumption of land clearing by Defence Housing Australia to make way for an 800-home development.
A group of protesters arrested during demonstrations at a construction site Lee Point, have escaped conviction after pleading guilty to trespass chargers in Darwin Local Court. The May protests were in response to the resumption of land clearing by Defence Housing Australia to make way for an 800-home development.
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