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The Guardian23d
Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case ‘based on a lie’ as he knew allegations were true, court told
Newspapers have argued Roberts-Smith should not have brought his defamation case and should pay costs from when he first sued Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation case against three newspapers was an ...
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Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case told of 'overlap' with war crimes probe into Australian Defence Force
About 40 investigations are underway into alleged war crimes by Australian forces in Afghanistan over an 11-year period, a Federal Court judgement related to the failed Ben Roberts-Smith ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation23d
Court told Ben Roberts-Smith share of legal bill should be higher for defamation case directed at 'concealing truth'
War veteran Ben Roberts-Smith should pay a higher share of the legal bills from his failed defamation case against three newspapers because it was "directed towards concealing the truth", the ...
Sydney Morning Herald22d
Roberts-Smith should pay full costs of defamation case ‘based on a lie’, court hears
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Former SAS corporal Ben Roberts-Smith knew he had committed the murders described in a series of news articles, so should pay all ...
The Toowoomba Chronicle23d
Lawyers for newspapers who won defamation trial against former soldier say he attempted to ‘conceal the truth’
Ben Roberts-Smith should pay all costs of his failed defamation trial because he attempted to “conceal the truth”, a court has been told. The decorated former soldier sued The Sydney Morning ...
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New blow for soldier after war crimes finding
The Australian War Memorial has bowed to pressure and installed a new panel on display featuring embattled soldier Ben ...
The Guardian23d
Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case ‘based on a lie’ as he knew allegations were true, court told
Newspapers have argued Roberts-Smith should not have brought his defamation case and should pay costs from when he first sued Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation case against three newspapers was an ...
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Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case told of 'overlap' with war crimes probe into Australian Defence Force
About 40 investigations are underway into alleged war crimes by Australian forces in Afghanistan over an 11-year period, a Federal Court judgement related to the failed Ben Roberts-Smith ...
WAtoday23d
Roberts-Smith should pay full costs of defamation case ‘based on a lie’
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Former SAS corporal Ben Roberts-Smith knew he had committed the murders described in a series of news articles, so should pay all ...

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