Why soldier is backing Ben Roberts-Smith
An SAS soldier has testified that Ben Roberts-Smith could not have executed Afghans found hiding in a tunnel for one reason.
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Satellite photos reveal China’s disturbing plan
New satellite photos show what China’s plan could be for their powerful hypersonic missiles – and the entire world should be worried.
Chinese spy ship spotted off Australia
Defence Minister Peter Dutton has confirmed a high-tech Chinese warship has been spotted lurking in Australian waters.
SAS witness quizzed on ‘kill photo’
Four photos, four men, one dead – a former squadmate of Ben Roberts-Smith has been grilled about a “missing” prisoner.
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Never search, shop or cook again
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Mazda creates Holy Grail of engines
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Wild reason why product redesigned
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Surprise SUV rival to Mercedes revealed
Bold looks, clever tech at the core of an eye-catching new model pitched at luxury SUV customers loyal to European manufacturers.
The verdict on BMW’s huge change
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How to save thousands on a new car
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The world’s strangest convertible
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‘New class’ of ‘living’ robots created
The little bots can’t eat, reproduce or indeed live very long, but they could be cleaning out our oceans and arteries pretty soon.
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