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Australia is heading home from the T20 World Cup elimination after a heavy loss to India and Afghanistan’s thrilling win over Bangladesh, despite some significant controversy. BEN HORNE reports.
A selection call that preceded a shock World Cup loss has been defended as Australia face a travel nightmare for a second game in three days and a must-win clash with India.
Andrew McDonald insists Australia won’t blame a brutal schedule if they are knocked out, but the run-around they have copped in comparison to rivals like India and England is farcical, writes BEN HORNE.
Afghanistan captain Rashid Khan is calling for Australia officials to change their mind about playing bilateral matches, says the refusal only punishes the cricket nation.
Outgoing NSW senator and foreign minister Marise Payne has used her final speech to the Senate to appeal to the world to ‘never look away’ from injustice.
The disgraced Australian soldier has accused a judge of making a mistake and “cherry picking” evidence when he found newspapers proved he was a war criminal.
Jacqui Lambie has sensationally called for Australian Defence Force leaders to be investigated by the International Criminal Court. Here’s what will happen next.
The Ben Roberts-Smith defamation finding is just one step in holding soldiers accountable for alleged Afghanistan war crimes.
Senator Jacqui Lambie has demanded information from the Defence chief about efforts to strip awards from some ADF commanders.
Erin Molan says a move to strip senior ADF personnel of their awards and honours before war crime allegations have been proven is “appalling, clumsy, calamitous”.
An Australian ex-soldier accused of the wartime murder of an Afghan villager has had his bail conditions relaxed.
A desensitised and depressed ex-army soldier who served in Afghanistan blames the Army for his child abuse material act, a court has heard.
The eminent judge who led the investigation into allegations of war crimes committed by Australian soldiers in Afghanistan has been given a new appointment.
An ex-soldier accused of the wartime murder of an Afghan villager is at at risk of being attacked by Taliban sympathisers in jail, a court has been told.
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