A Queensland teenager faces trial on allegations involving a planned terror attack targeting federal opposition leader Peter Dutton. Multiple reports say a jury hears the teenager is accused of having an Al-Qaeda bomb-making manual. The testimony presented to the court focuses on the accused’s alleged possession of the material linked to instructions for constructing bombs, as prosecutors argue it forms part of the terror-plot case. The reports also indicate that the matter is being considered by a jury, with the evidence presented during the trial. The sources do not agree on additional specific details beyond the claim about the manual, including any further particulars about timing, methods, or other alleged accomplices. The accounts are consistent, however, that the alleged possession of an Al-Qaeda bomb manual is a key element discussed in court. The accused is yet to be proven guilty, and the reports describe allegations rather than confirmed conduct.