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The real price that embattled Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith sold his home for can now be revealed, as he ramps up a fight against war crime allegations.

The real price that embattled Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith sold his home for can now be revealed, as he ramps up a fight against war crime allegations.

The real price that embattled Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith sold his home for can now be revealed, as he ramps up a fight against war crime allegations.

The real price that embattled Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith sold his home for can now be revealed, as he ramps up a fight against war crime allegations.

DEFENCE have banned all ‘CU in the NT’ products from being worn or displayed in Robertson Barracks after the popular guerrilla tourism brand was labelled too offensive

Australian Defence personnel claim they risk disciplinary action if they are caught following a popular veterans group on social media. The Pineapple Express, which has more than 36,000 followers, says the ADF has already investigated up to 40 people, including officers, for liking, sharing and commenting on posts on its Instagram and Facebook pages. One former officer told The Sunday Telegraph she was investigated and found to have tarnished the reputation of the ADF for her alleged affilia...

DEFENCE have banned all ‘CU in the NT’ products from being worn or displayed in Robertson Barracks after the popular guerrilla tourism brand was labelled too offensive

Department of Defence The Hon David Littleproud MP, Minister for Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management Communities in Western Australia remain under threat from the Wooroloo bushfire, currently burning out of control in the Perth region. Minister for Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management David Littleproud said weather conditions have been hampering firefighting efforts. “The Australian Government has acted swiftly to support the Western Australian Government’s response,” M...

Australia to Create ‘Lethal and Highly Responsive’ Navy With Missile Purchase The seas around Australia will now be more secure after the Morrison government declared it would invest $1 billion into guided missile capabilities for the Royal Australian Navy. The move is part of the government’s $183 billion investment in creating a “lethal and highly responsive” navy. Minister for Defence Linda Reynolds said on Monday that the investment would provide Australia’s defence forces with ...

Premium Content Subscriber only FOUR Townsville-based MRH-90 Taipan helicopters and their crews will return home after serving in cyclone recovery in the Pacific. Operation Fiji Assist was a three-week recovery operation in Fiji after the devastation caused by category-5 Tropical Cyclone Yasa. The Australian ArmyÕs 2nd General Health BattalionÕs Private Edie Haley with local children in the repaired and refurnished Galoa Island Primary School, Fiji during Operation Fiji Assist. PICTURE...