Victoria Police charge a 25-year-old man with making a threat to kill and using a telecommunications device to menace the ABC journalist, who last year won Australian journalism's highest honour for...

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Braden Chapman thought he had done the best thing for his career by serving in the SAS. Now, he's haunted by the cold-blooded killings he says Australian soldiers committed.

Lawyers for the cosmetic surgeon who was originally granted the order have launched fresh proceedings.

A 13-year-old died in the biggest single alleged unlawful killing by SAS operators under investigation by the Brereton Inquiry into war crimes. Here is the one photo taken during his lifetime.

At the end of a 2012 SAS raid on an Afghanistan village, 13 people were dead. According to Australian and Afghan sources, most of them were unarmed civilians who were shot in cold blood, making it...

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Former special forces soldier Ben Roberts-Smith displayed a Crusader’s cross on his uniform while on duty in Afghanistan. Many Muslims find the symbol offensive.

Thomas Rickard left a message threatening to kill the wife of ABC journalist Mark Willacy after he uncovered war crimes allegations.

ABC Investigations uncovers allegations that Australian special forces unlawfully killed up to 10 civilians in a single day in a raid witnesses describe as a "mass shooting".

A former special operations intelligence officer and witness in the Brereton Inquiry is relocated by the Defence Force after a blast at her family home.

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The ABC’s Mark Willacy has pieced together eyewitness accounts and alleged cover-up efforts

A STRIPPER and star of an Ultra Tune advertisement caught doing cocaine with her police officer ex-boyfriend in an up-market Gold Coast hotel has been fined $1500.

Police charge a decorated former SAS soldier who was shown in a Four Corners program shooting an Afghan man in a wheat field. He is the first Australian serviceman or veteran to be charged with a war...

Soldier X confessed to murder. Now, in a concerted media campaign to obscure evidence of war crimes, even testimony like his is at risk of being obscured by half-truths, lies and spin.

Alleged human rights violations in Australia and the treatment of prisoners will soon be scrutinised by the United Nations in a landmark visit, in the wake of the case of an intellectually impaired...

Medic Dusty Miller says he witnessed murder while serving with the SAS in Afghanistan. For him, the release of findings from the war crimes inquiry is a "complete vindication" after speaking up.

SAS patrol members who witnessed the newly uncovered killing say an intellectually disabled man was shot by their colleague in the back of the head as he was trying to "limp" away.

Mining giant Adani faces a possible multi-million-dollar fine after sediment water eight times above authorised levels was discharged from the Abbot Point coal terminal last month, the ABC can reveal.

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An Afghan journalist who has been crucial to ABC Investigations stories on alleged war crimes has an Australian visa, but can't get into the airport at Kabul.

Journalist Mark Willacy reveals how he and producer Lucy Carter convinced Australian and international divers, who'd previously refused media interviews, to talk to Four Corners, and the scramble to...

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Four Corners documents the extraordinary international effort to find and rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach from a remote cave in northern Thailand. Mark...

An internal Australian Defence Force report explicitly warned of a "code of silence" and a culture of cover-up in the special forces, years before allegations of war crimes in Afghanistan emerged.

A MARATHON legal row between Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate and the national broadcaster ABC has ended - with the Mayor withdrawing his defamation action.

Looking at the azure seas, beautiful blue lagoons and white sand beaches, you might not realise that this place was toxic.

Mining giant Adani is being accused of providing false information to Queensland's environment department over land clearing at the site of its proposed Carmichael mine.

ABC Investigations has obtained hours of footage filmed by Australian commandos in Afghanistan and never before seen publicly, raising fresh questions about the conduct of special forces soldiers in...

Labor will target lawyers, accountants and real estate agents under tough new anti-money laundering laws, amid growing concerns over illegal "hot money" from China artificially inflating the property...

Australian Values Party founder Heston Russell lied to the charity about his use of the website OnlyFans and handed over less than a third of the money he claimed to have raised, according to the...

No-one has been prosecuted despite it being a year since the Brereton inquiry reported on atrocities committed over the 20 years.

Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith directed one of his SAS comrades to kill an elderly man who was dragged from a mosque in Afghanistan, according to allegations uncovered by ABC Investigat...

An Indigenous boy with an intellectual impairment was stripped naked inside Brisbane's adult maximum-security police watch house after being deemed a suicide risk, documents reveal.

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During the widely celebrated mission in East Timor, Australian soldiers detained and abused 14 men and boys in a secret interrogation facility. Years later, the detainees are still haunted.

A tranche of leaked Afghan human rights reports, translated by the ABC and backed up by witness testimonies in Afghanistan, detail claims unarmed civilians were killed by Australian soldiers.  

The soldiers of the SAS have been held up as heroes, yet a small number of them are being accused of the most heinous of crimes, including the murder of innocents, writes Mark Willacy