Roberts-Smith case
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NRL distances itself from Broncos’ decision to invite Ben Roberts-Smith into dressing sheds
The Brisbane Broncos were refusing to comment on the presence of the former soldier, who is facing charges of war crimes, in their sheds after Sunday’s match against the Dragons.
- Christian Nicolussi
War crimes office wants investigation into Ben Roberts-Smith leak
The corruption watchdog has been asked to probe whether operational details were improperly disclosed before the former SAS soldier’s arrest.
- Rob Harris
- Exclusive
- AFP
Ben Roberts-Smith’s girlfriend calls potential criminal witness and MP a ‘traitor’
Sarah Matulin said the since-deleted comment on an Instagram post by Andrew Hastie – who will potentially testify in Roberts-Smith’s murder trial – was a “mistake”.
- Clare Sibthorpe
Ben Roberts-Smith had vacated his rental and booked an international flight. Then the police arrived
Five days before the alleged war criminal was set to fly out of the country, authorities swooped in to arrest him.
- Amber Schultz
- Editorial
- For subscribers
Special treatment for Ben Roberts-Smith needs a better explanation
For the free and fair flow of information in a democracy, the media must be allowed to do its job.
- The Herald's View
Accused war criminal Ben Roberts-Smith ‘categorically’ denies allegations
Roberts-Smith has issued his first public statement since his release from a Sydney jail on bail.
The Ben Roberts-Smith photograph Corrective Services tried to stop
As a growing media throng waited for a glimpse of the disgraced former soldier, plans were being hatched to help him give cameras the slip.
- Riley Walter and Sam Mooy
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- Crime
Ben Roberts-Smith released from prison amid chaotic scenes
The alleged war criminal was granted bail after a judge cited “exceptional circumstances” in a Sydney court.
- Amber Schultz, Clare Sibthorpe, Jack Gramenz and Riley Walter
A father’s sword and a mother’s love: The unwavering support of the Roberts-Smiths
Len and Sue Roberts-Smith have become a permanent fixture in Sydney courtrooms, supporting their son Ben as his fall from grace continues.
- Alexandra Smith