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news, national Collecting evidence will be the biggest challenge in bringing Australian special forces soldiers to trial over war crimes, a legal expert has warned. Dr Melanie O’Brien, a senior lecturer in international law at the University of WA, said there was a lot of complexity in progressing cases arising from the Inspector-General of the

It’s not often we see the Prime Minister and the Chief of Defence at odds, but the Brereton Report detailing allegations of Australian war crimes in Afghanistan has exposed a public rift between the two and it’s already pretty clear who will win the argument. General Angus Campbell won mostly praise for his handling of

news, national, australia defence association, ada, veterans, brereton, neil james, solider on A damning report on Australia’s alleged involvement in war crimes in Afghanistan has been released but some say it is more a relief than anything else for many veterans. Prime Minister Scott Morrison last week warned the report’s release would be “very difficult”

The Queensland Police Service is seeking urgent public assistance to help locate two girls aged one and four years who were taken from Caboolture who may be at significant risk. The first girl is a baby with fair skin, thin brown hair and brown eyes. The second girl is described as Caucasian in appearance, around

Two more former West Australian Liberal MPs have been accused of serious misconduct in another bombshell report by the state’s Corruption and Crime Commission, with one accused of hiring his lover as a “sham employee”. The findings against Brian Ellis and Nigel Hallett, who each served more than a decade in the upper house until

news, latest-news, war crimes, afghanistan, sas, brereton, australia, shannon maree torrens If Australia is not earnest and effective in investigating and prosecuting the war crimes allegedly committed by Australian special forces in Afghanistan, as outlined in the Brereton report, the International Criminal Court (ICC) may have to step in and prosecute, and Australians will find

“If you think taking a line of cocaine on Saturday night in the toilet of your local pub, club or restaurant is OK, you’re feeding that. And, whilst ever Sydney, particularly, has an obsession with cocaine, organised crime is going to flourish.” Loading Incidents of cocaine use and possession have soared in recent decades, increasing

Tributes have flowed for a “little angel” who died after allegedly being left inside a locked vehicle on Friday. Three-year-old Rylee Black died in Townsville on Friday afternoon. Her mother, 37, and the mother’s boyfriend, 29, were both charged with manslaughter. Those touched by the tragedy expressed their condolences on social media, describing Rylee as