A former senior naval officer will face charges in a military trial set down for up to six weeks from September 14, and a military court has ordered their identity to remain suppressed.
Defence Minister Richard Marles confirms former senior naval officer faces court martial
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A former senior naval officer will face charges in a military trial set down for up to six weeks from September 14.
A military court has issued a non-publication order suppressing their name, saying the accused should be referred to only under a pseudonym.
Defence Minister Richard Marles said the military tribunal was the "appropriate" setting for the case and would not comment further.
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