BRS’ ‘cherry picked’ claim in war crimes case
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.
Military
Soldier spills on odd items in ration pack
A former soldier, who served in the army for seven years, has shared the surprising items inside the Australian Army’s ration pack.
Real reason China wants contested territory
A recent spat over one of the most hotly-contested regions on the planet has analysts wary of a spillover that could spell disaster.
Saudi border guards accused of mass killing
A bombshell Human Rights Watch report has claimed border guards fired “like rain” on migrants trying to cross, killing hundreds.
Barnaby’s missile strike warning
China issued a stern warning to Australia over the weekend after the federal government confirmed a billion dollar deal to acquire cruise missile systems from the US.
Aussie missile boost amid China warning
Australia will soon be equipped with more than 200 state of the art long range missiles, amid concerns about China’s military build up.
‘Valid targets’: Putin’s chilling new move
NATO’s former supreme commander has warned the risk of war has suddenly exploded this week thanks to a brutal Russian move.
Horror moment Russian rocket hits
The awful moment Putin’s rocket hit a city has been caught on camera, capturing what has been described as a “war crime against civilians”.
Key China question Wong deflected
The Foreign Minister has sidestepped questions about Australia’s response to China’s rapid military build up when asked on Sunday.
‘Heinous’: Russia condemned after deadly attack
Russia has been slammed for a “heinous” attack that killed seven people, including a child, and wounded 100 more in northern Ukraine.
General’s mystery death after failing Putin
A “plague” is sweeping through the ranks of Russia’s top military commanders, with one vanishing and one dead after failing Vladimir Putin.
New items found after fatal chopper crash
The operation to recover the MRH-90 Taipan helicopter, which crashed off the Queensland coast on July 28, continues.
Barnaby’s awkward moment with poncho
Barnaby Joyce has suffered an awkward moment as he battled to shield himself from the rain in Canberra on Friday.
‘Too many risks’: Labor split over subs pact
An internal dispute on the AUKUS security pact has spilt out on the floor of Labor’s national conference on Friday.
Dutton’s plea as major AUKUS fight looms
As Labor’s factions prepare for a heated debate on AUKUS, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has pleaded with them to back in national security.
PM’s message to Australia’s Vietnam vets
Australia will pause on Friday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War.
Cake-baking neighbours hide sinister secret
A couple who had reportedly brought around pies and cakes as gifts to their neighbours have been detained over suspicious overseas links.
Nation rocked by chilling coup plot
Disturbing new details have emerged after a far-right terrorist group plotted to overthrow the government of a European nation.
‘Serious risk’: Putin’s chilling threat to Europe
The Kremlin has vowed to “strengthen troop formations” along its western frontier in retaliation over a nearby nation’s innocent move.
What made Jacqui Lambie ‘sick in the guts’
Army veteran and firebrand senator Jacqui Lambie has unleashed on a minister for being “missing in action”, calling him a “coward”.
Bombshell claim about Russia’s ‘mutiny’
A Ukrainian politician has levelled a massive accusation at Vladimir Putin, backing up theories that Russia played everyone for fools.
’Devoted’ dad killed in chopper crash
The family of a man killed in a helicopter crash off the Queensland coast has called on the public to help “keep his memory alive”.
Major breakthrough in chopper search
A key piece of evidence into the crash of an Army helicopter that killed four soldiers has been recovered.
Musk blocks Ukraine drone strike on Russia
Picture this: A tech billionaire in his penthouse decides whether troops in Ukraine live or die with the flick of a hand. It’s real. It’s happening. It’s Elon Musk.
Chilling sign nation on brink of war
An ultimatum to restore order in a nation gripped by a military junta has been ignored, sparking fears of imminent civil war.
Outrage over Chinese boat’s ‘illegal’ act
The Philippines condemned China’s Coast Guard on Sunday for firing water cannon at its vessels, describing the actions as “illegal” and “dangerous”.
‘Vanished’: Brutal China ‘purge’ exposed
Two top-ranking generals have “vanished” with no explanation as Chinese President Xi Jinping’s latest brutal purge ramps up.
Moment Ukraine drone nails Russian warship
A new footage on-board a Ukrainian attack drone shows the exact moment it hit a Russian warship.
Mystery group buys $1.2bn worth of land
A mystery company has bought up $1.2bn worth of land around a US air force base, with officials unable to tell who’s behind it.
ABC’s ‘failing’ in soldier report: court
An ABC editor has denied claims her reporters ‘did not want to find the truth’ when reporting on alleged war crimes, a court was told.
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