An anti-vaccination campaigner who this year became the first person ever accused of breaching New Zealand's sabotage laws has again appeared in court.
Taupō man Graham Philip was charged with seven counts of sabotage in May, relating to an alleged attack on New Zealand infrastructure late last year. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
The exact details of what the Crown alleges remain suppressed until trial, due to what Open Justice understands is a fear of copycat offending.
Philip appeared via audio-visual link in the High Court at Rotorua on Friday morning, sitting calmly in the booth as his lawyer addressed Justice Graham Lang.