Man accused of trespassing at Pine Gap allegedly went there to sing

Nov 14, 2017 |

by CLAIRE CAMPBELL ABC News, 13 Nov 2017

A man accused of trespassing on Pine Gap, the joint defence facility outside of Alice Springs, was there to sing and pray for the Arrernte people, the Alice Springs Supreme Court has heard.

Cairns man Paul Christie, 44, is on trial this week accused of entering a prohibited property under the Defence Special Undertakings Act.

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