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Integrity Commission's probe into Campbell School tender scandal | The Canberra Times - Vimarsana News

Integrity Commission's probe into Campbell School tender scandal | The Canberra Times

Discover the latest on the integrity commission's probe into the Campbell Primary School tender scandal. Stay informed with Australian news.

Whistleblower David McBride declares 'today I serve my country' as trial starts over alleged leaking of war crime documents | Australian military - Vimarsana News

Whistleblower David McBride declares 'today I serve my country' as trial starts over alleged leaking of war crime documents | Australian military

Former military lawyer addresses supporters outside ACT court before trial over allegations he leaked material regarding war crimes in Afghanistan

Nuclear deterrence is a dangerous fraud - Vimarsana News

Nuclear deterrence is a dangerous fraud

The theory of nuclear deterrence is a feeble excuse for nations to hold onto their weapons of mass destruction and a fraud that must be exposed.

War memorial cannot be given 'blank cheque' to cover cost blowouts, Labor MP says | Australian War Memorial - Vimarsana News

War memorial cannot be given 'blank cheque' to cover cost blowouts, Labor MP says | Australian War Memorial

Government maintains support for $550m expansion project despite previous objection from MPs David Smith and Tony Zappia

Australian War Memorial seeks new funding from Lockheed Martin despite veterans' criticism | Australian War Memorial - Vimarsana News

Australian War Memorial seeks new funding from Lockheed Martin despite veterans' criticism | Australian War Memorial

Hundreds of Australians wrote letters saying sponsorship deals with arms manufacturers are ‘degrading to the memory of our war dead’