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AFP Cover-up Allegations Exposed in Freedom of Information Battle

A freedom of information battle exposes a potential cover-up within the Australian Federal Police (AFP) related to a leak investigation involving former soldier David Roberts-Smith, costing millions and damaging multiple careers, with the case highlighting systemic issues of transparency and account...

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Court Rejects Roberts-Smith Appeal, Upholds McKenzie's Evidence

An Australian appeal court dismissed Ben Roberts-Smith's defamation appeal and rejected his application to introduce a secret recording of journalist Nick McKenzie, finding the recording unreliable and McKenzie's evidence credible.

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Roberts-Smith Seeks Appeal Reopening Based on Leaked Audio Recording

A leaked audio recording of a conversation between journalist Nick McKenzie and a witness in Ben Roberts-Smith's defamation trial has prompted Roberts-Smith to seek to reopen his appeal, alleging a miscarriage of justice due to McKenzie's conduct, potentially influencing witness credibility and tria...

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Roberts-Smith Defamation Case: Federal Court Upholds War Crimes Allegations

The Full Court of the Federal Court unanimously rejected Ben Roberts-Smith's appeal, upholding the original ruling that dismissed his defamation case against The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age for articles alleging war crimes in Afghanistan, costing him and his backer over \$30 million.

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Roberts-Smith Defamation Appeal Verdict Due Friday

A Federal Court in Australia will decide on Friday whether to overturn a multimillion-dollar defamation ruling against Ben Roberts-Smith, a former soldier accused of involvement in the killings of four unarmed Afghan prisoners; the court will also rule on an application to reopen the appeal based on...

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