Protesters confront a Christchurch aerospace summit, accusing the government of militarising the space industry and linking it to US and Israeli defence forces, while police make arrests and defence minister Judith Collins defends the sector's civilian nature and legal protest框架.
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collins criticises activists as living in another world
Arrests as protesters target christchurch aerospace summitpolitical risk to national stance
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