A Brisbane teenager is on trial accused of planning a terrorist attack, with prosecutors telling the jury that the defendant carried out online searches connected to political figures and potential targets. The West Australian and PerthNow report that the student allegedly searched “Where is Peter Dutton located.” Prosecutors allege the planned attacks were motivated by opposition to proposed nuclear power plants. The accounts say the case centers on evidence presented in court, including the alleged searches, which are described as part of the prosecution’s argument about the teen’s intent and motivation. The reports do not describe the specific nature of the alleged target plans in detail, but both sources indicate the prosecution frames the matter as politically driven, linking the defendant’s alleged activity to debate over nuclear energy. The defendant has not been found guilty, and the reporting focuses on the claims made to the jury during the trial. The matter remains subject to the court process and the jury’s evaluation of the evidence.