War hero will fight assault charge
Afghanistan veteran Heston Russell will fight a charge of common assault after police claimed he hit another man at an exclusive Sydney rooftop party.
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Incredible pictures of Liverpool road rage dust up
A road rage incident turned ugly shows incredible photos of two men kick a man in the head after he was on the ground after he held a handgun through their car window.
What top SAS officer says about BRS
One of the most senior members of the elite Special Air Service has stepped into the witness box to testify at the trial.
Soldier’s reason for backing Roberts-Smith
An SAS soldier has told a court he has one good reason for knowing Ben Roberts-Smith never ordered an execution in Afghanistan.
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Day of commemoration for Afghanistan and Middle East troops
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“Mission completed” for more than 100 RAAF personnel
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Australia to keep hundreds in Afghanistan after ADF leaves
AUSTRALIA will keep 400 soldiers and workers in Afghanistan, even after the ADF wraps up its work in Uruzgan province by the end of the year.
The green fields of France
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The Afghan war is not over yet
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Afghan national faces trial for murder of Aussie soldiers
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