A trial in Australia hears allegations involving a former Catholic bishop and an Aboriginal man who cannot be named for legal reasons. Multiple outlets report that the man testifies he was invited, when he was a teenager, to the bishop’s home in Broome with a group of young Aboriginal men for a barbecue. The witness says the bishop provided alcohol, including whiskey, during the gathering. The witness further alleges that after the barbecue the bishop touched him inappropriately. Coverage describes the claims as being presented to a jury, with the prosecution presenting the witness’s account as part of the case. The reports also describe the alleged grooming-like conduct in connection with the lead-up to the touching, though the specific charges and alleged legal categories are not detailed in the provided excerpts. The outlets agree on the broad outline of the testimony: a home invitation for a BBQ as a teenager, alcohol being offered, and an allegation of inappropriate physical contact. The reporting does not indicate the bishop’s response in the provided summaries.