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New Zealand military appeals for harsher sentence in the country's first espionage conviction case.
New Zealand's military has appealed a two-year sentence for a soldier convicted of attempted espionage, calling it "manifestly inadequate."
This marks the country's first spying conviction.
The soldier admitted to attempting to spy, accessing a computer system dishonestly, and possessing objectionable material.
The military argues for a harsher sentence, with the maximum legal penalty being seven years.
The soldier, who had remained on full pay since his arrest in 2019, will now be paid at half his previous rate until his dismissal.
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