Journalists from The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age were recognised across several categories on the night.
When journalist Chris Masters first heard whispers about Ben Roberts-Smith,he didn’t want to believe them. Then he called his colleague Nick McKenzie.
The Pineapple Express’ edgy,often offensive memes developed a cult following among veterans. The top brass at Defence wasn’t laughing.
Parties to the high-profile court case are in no mood to back down,despite the judge’s advice to settle.
The former SAS corporal has agreed to pay security for Nine newspapers’ legal costs ahead of his defamation appeal.
Supporters of the disgraced SAS soldier have directed death threats at Nick McKenzie since a judge ruled in the journalist’s favour over alleged war crimes.
The two men smile into the camera for a selfie. An account bearing Rolfe’s name notes:“Just a couple cops/murderers and war criminals Havin a lovely afternoon in the sun”.
There are numerous active investigations into alleged criminal offences by members of the Australian Defence Force in Afghanistan.
Facilities at one of the nation’s most secretive and important military stations need to be upgraded urgently,a bipartisan parliamentary committee has warned.
The war veteran opposes investigators accessing parts of the sensitive court file in his failed defamation case,the Federal Court has heard.
Race seven at the Queanbeyan Race Club was,for a short time,listed as “We Support Ben Roberts-Smith VC MG 900”.