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Phone records, police documents to be examined in Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Phone records and Australian Federal Police documents will be examined in the weeks before the defamation trial brought by Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith, as lawyers attempt to gather more information about potential contact with witnesses. Mr Roberts-Smith, 42, is suing The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and The Canberra Times over a series of stories published in 2018, which he ...

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Man torched 20 bins so he could watch fire crews tackle blazes © DCT Media David Finch outside court. A man caused thousands of pounds worth of damage after torching 20 rubbish bins – because he wanted to watch firefighters tackle the blazes. David Finch deliberately set fire to the bins over the course of just over a month between July and August last year – and he even hit one location on Balnagask Road three times. The 23-year-old pled guilty to 20 charges of wilful fireraising previously and has now appeared in the dock at Aberdeen Sheriff Court to be sentenced over the matter. Finch...

News by Josh Hanrahan & Matthew Benns 10th May 2021 5:10 AM Premium Content   A former confidante of Victoria Cross winner Ben Roberts-Smith has turned on him and is expected to give evidence against the Afghanistan war veteran at a highly anticipated defamation trial beginning next month. Documents filed with the Federal Court show that security guard and former freelance 60 Minutes "fixer'' John McLeod will be asked about posting an allegedly intimidatory letter on behalf of Mr Roberts-Smith to an SAS soldier who served with...

Donations of Australia’s 50 biggest givers double in five years More money has been handed out than ever in 2019-20 as the Financial Review Philanthropy 50 list enters its fifth year. From our upcoming May issue, out on Friday, April 30. Illustration by Sam Bennett  Apr 29, 2021 – 9.46am Save Share Ahuge $81.3 million donation by the Melbourne founder of software suite MYOB and his occupational therapist wife has helped push the Philanthropy 50 list into record territory. Craig and Di Winkler’s privately run Yajilarra Trust was established in 2009 to fund long-term change in...