Police in Australia charge a second teenager in relation to an alleged school mass-casualty plot in the Northern Territory. The West Australian and PerthNow both report that authorities have laid terrorism-related offences after police uncovered material linked to an alleged attack at a school.

ABC Australia reports that officers arrested a Northern Territory teenager after documents were allegedly found during a raid. It says the material reportedly glorifies mass casualty attacks at schools, describing the case as involving documents that purportedly promote such violence.

PerthNow and The West Australian also frame the case as a charging matter involving a “second” teen, while ABC focuses more on the alleged discovery of documents and their alleged content. Across outlets, the common thread is that police allege the documents or sharing of violent extremist content is connected to terrorism offences and potential violence at schools.