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Willie's View: Who Dares Wins - The People's Friend - Vimarsana News

Willie's View: Who Dares Wins - The People's Friend

Willie admires the contestants on TV's "SAS: Who Dares Wins" but not as much as the man who founded the SAS in the first place...

MP Andrew Hastie set to testify on allegedly 'blooded' rookie soldier in Ben Roberts-Smith case | Ben Roberts-Smith - Vimarsana News

MP Andrew Hastie set to testify on allegedly 'blooded' rookie soldier in Ben Roberts-Smith case | Ben Roberts-Smith

Liberal MP Andrew Hastie is a former SAS captain who served in Afghanistan and was trained by Roberts-Smith

"War is violent": Ben Roberts-Smith trial's explosive opening statements - Vimarsana News

"War is violent": Ben Roberts-Smith trial's explosive opening statements

The case is ongoing.

Ben Roberts-Smith allegation: AFP seize burner phones, sealed envelopes - Vimarsana News

Ben Roberts-Smith allegation: AFP seize burner phones, sealed envelopes

A new police investigation is the third into Australia’s most decorated living soldier and will look into whether he was involved in a conspiracy to silence witnesses.

Ben Roberts-Smith buried alleged SAS war crime evidence on USB in Sunshine Coast backyard - Vimarsana News

Ben Roberts-Smith buried alleged SAS war crime evidence on USB in Sunshine Coast backyard

Buried evidence and threats: How Ben Roberts-Smith tried to cover up his alleged crimes Australia’s most decorated soldier sought to hide shameful images and evidence of war crimes. Now they have been unearthed. April 11, 2021 Ben Roberts-Smith, highlighted, back left, smiles and pumps his fist as a soldier in a Ku Klux Klan outfit burns a cross. Save Normal text size Very large text size It’s September 2012 inside a coalition military base in Tarin Kowt in southern Afghanistan and an Australian soldier wearing the white gown and pointed hood of the Ku Klux Klan poses for the camera...