SAS soldier denies ordering ‘blooding’
Ben Roberts-Smith has called the first witness in his defamation trial, with the SAS soldier denying ordering a “blooding”.
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Ben Roberts-Smith has called the first witness in his defamation trial, with the SAS soldier denying ordering a “blooding”.
Military veterans and advocates are calling on Australians to not let the Russian invasion of Ukraine overshadow the Federal Government’s commitment to other critical allies.
Following months of pressure, the federal government will allow thousands of extra refugees to come to Australia.
The Ben Roberts-Smith defamation trial could hang on the evidence of one SAS soldier – but his lawyer has told a court the evidence carries risks he could be prosecuted.
THE South Australian soldier killed by an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan has been farewelled by friends and family in Lyndoch.
THE RAVAGES of war can take a huge toll on a soldier.
THE well-known adage “to hell and back” is often associated with soldiers returning from battle.
PRIME Minister Julia Gillard says overestimating the threat of inside attacks in Afghanistan poses a greater strategic threat than the attacks themselves.
THE Australian Defence Force has released the name of the soldier killed in Afghanistan on Sunday night.
ANOTHER Australian solider has been killed in Afghanistan – the seventh this year and the 39th since the conflict began more than a decade ago.
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