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PoliticsNow: Ben Roberts-Smith resigns from Seven Network

The ex-SAS soldier whose defamation case against Nine was dismissed on Thursday, offered his resignation to his bosses at Seven on Friday morning, and it was accepted.

James MaddenJames Madden
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4:44AMJune 02, 2023.
Updated 5:43PMJune 02, 2023
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It remains unclear if Ben Roberts-Smith will appeal the court's findings that he committed war crimes. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nikki Short
It remains unclear if Ben Roberts-Smith will appeal the court's findings that he committed war crimes. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nikki Short

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James Madden has worked for The Australian for over 20 years. As a reporter, he covered courts, crime and politics in Sydney and Melbourne. James was previously Sydney chief of staff, deputy national chief of staff and national chief of staff, and was appointed media editor in 2021.

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