A former SAS soldier, who was ducked down in tall grass metres behind Oliver Schulz as he allegedly committed a war crime, was unable to say if anyone answered numerous calls asking whether Mr Schulz should shoot a local Afghan man.
A former senior ADF member says he was encouraged by interviewers to ‘over-embellish’ answers over the alleged war crime murder of a local man in Afghanistan 12 years ago.
A senior ADF member has told a court there were few cases where photographs of an enemy killed in action would have been taken ‘in situ’.
It comes as the personal information of an unknown number of WSU members appears to have been posted to the dark web – the latest in a number of ‘persistent and targeted’ cyber attacks.
The Director of Public Prosecutions says a judge made a series of errors in sentencing the officer who tasered a great-grandmother.
It comes almost a year after Joel Cauchi stabbed six people to death with a hunting knife at the Bondi Junction Westfield. Twelve others were injured on that fateful afternoon.
A military veteran deployed to Afghanistan has been quizzed about his recollection of the day the crown alleges former SAS soldier Oliver Schulz unlawfully killed a local farmer, including whether he saw, or heard of, anyone planting objects on his body.
The twice-elected member of the Australian National University Council told her colleagues the Council no longer ‘aligns with the principles of accountability and representation’.
A few hundred people attended a rally endorsed by grassroots pro-Palestinian groups, Gaza-centric lobby groups the Muslim Vote and Muslim Votes Matter, and the Greens.
Australia’s elite Group of Eight universities say it defies belief that the Coalition would “single them out … for extra burden” by introducing a flat 25 per cent cap on foreign students and more than tripling visa fees for their applications.
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