A mother from New South Wales has been granted bail after being accused of possessing child exploitation material related to her daughter. The case arose when 49 digital images were found at an Officeworks store in Canberra, where the woman attempted to print them. Her lawyer, Peter Woodhouse, argued that the images were taken by the child for a creative project, asserting that the prosecution lacked evidence of the mother taking the photos. Some images depicted the child in various poses, including one that showed her naked in a bathroom. Prosecutors opposed bail, citing concerns for the child's welfare and questioning the mother's explanations. Magistrate Glenn Theakston granted bail, noting difficulties the prosecution may face in proving the case and emphasizing that nudity alone does not equate to exploitation. Conditions of bail include no unsupervised contact with the child and a domestic violence order preventing her from approaching her daughter. The case is set to return to the ACT Magistrates Court in July.