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    Trespass charges have been dismissed against anti-vaccination activist Liz Gunn - and her cameraman - at the Manukau District Court today

    Trespass charges have been dismissed against anti-vaccination activist Liz Gunn - and her cameraman - at the Manukau District Court today


    Auckland Airport
    Auckland Airport
    Gunn is still charged with assault and resisting police, stemming from an incident at Auckland Airport on February 25 last year.

    The trespass charges against Gunn and cameraman Jonathan Clark were dismissed on the grounds the Judge wasn't satisfied the prosecution could prove they failed to leave the airport.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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