Overview

• Prosecutors said he offered mapping, photographs and to place a covert device inside Army Headquarters to an undercover officer posing as a foreign agent.
• He provided telephone directories containing restricted information and discussed access codes and vulnerabilities for Linton Military Camp and nearby RNZAF Base Ohakea.
• The court ordered the suppression of his identity, the foreign country involved and the undercover officer's name.
• A search of his home found service ammunition and a drive with the Christchurch mosque attack video and manifesto, and he admitted membership of Action Zealandia and the Dominion Movement.
• A court-martial panel is expected to set the sentence within days in what is only the second espionage case since a 1975 trial ended in acquittal.