Roberts-Smith stands aside from Seven role
Seven chief James Warburton said the move to stand down the war hero ahead of his legal battle with Nine was a ‘mutual decision.’
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Tony Windsor thought it an appropriate occasion to take pot shots at the press — while also trying to solicit a free copy of a feature appearing in The Weekend Australian.
Pride and despair: the wounds that never heal
There was no mistaking Hugh Poate’s tone as he learnt Australia was finally withdrawing from the war that took the life of his son.
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Colonel faces sack over SAS bar antics
A high-ranking officer implicated in the debaucherous special forces antics has been stood down.
![Picture believed to be of Major (now Colonel) Matthew Stevens [standing] performing lewd acts. The senior SAS officer and a non-commissioned officer, kneeling, pretend to engage in a sex act using an object designed to look like a penis at a party in the makeshift Fat Ladies Arms bar.](https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/bb81d528b1d36988f807b7e8b9ad14e3?width=650)
‘Lewd crew’ star now to fix military culture
A senior officer whose new job will be to help reform special forces culture has been implicated in lewd exploits at an unauthorised on-base bar in Afghanistan.
Rebel leader welcomes China
After decades trying to convince the West to back his cause, the rebel leader of one of our closest neighbours is looking to China.
IMF spurs debate on JobKeeper extension
The IMF has reignited debate over whether the Morrison government pulled the pin on its multibillion-dollar JobKeeper stimulus program prematurely.
No thanks: the islands leader who said no to China bribe
Solomons Premier Daniel Suidani refuses to accept aid from China and much to the chagrin of his central government still recognises the sovereignty of Taiwan.
Bar-hop barrister ‘not fit and proper’
A man has been stripped of the right to appear in the state after the NSW Court of Appeal found his deceptive conduct was ‘incompatible with the honesty and integrity required of a barrister’.
Retweets drag Turnbull into Porter case
Retweets by ABC journalists of a claim by Malcolm Turnbull that a woman who accused Christian Porter of rape may not have died of suicide have dragged the ex-PM into the defamation battle.
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