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Australian Journalist To NDTV On China's Attempt To Hide Galwan Deaths
Evidence from numerous independent social media researchers in China have indicated that the People's Liberation Army lost over 40 soldiers in the Galwan valley clash in June 2020, the editor of an investigative newspaper in Australia told NDTV.
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Watch: England Supporter Proposes To Australian Fan During 1st Ashes Test At Gabba
Ashes: With Australia and England battling it out on the field, Rob's proposal to Nat certainly brought some smiles on the faces of both sets of fans.
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2 Australian Soldiers Mauled By Crocodile While Swimming: Report
An Australian Army soldier suffered serious head and chest injuries after being mauled by a crocodile that attacked him late on Friday, Australia media reported, with a colleague who came to his rescue in Queensland's far north also bitten.
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13 Australian Soldiers Face Dismissal Over Afghan "Unlawful Killings"
Australia has told 13 special forces soldiers they face dismissal in relation to a report on alleged unlawful killings in Afghanistan, the head of the country's army said on Friday.
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Australian Soldiers Feed Rescued Koalas, Wrap Them In Blankets
Photos of Australian soldiers feeding and cuddling rescued koalas are winning over the internet. The Australian Army shared the pictures on its official Twitter handle.
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"Cheats": England's Barmy Army Trolls David Warner Ahead Of World Cup 2019
England's Barmy Army has already fired the first shots at their arch-rivals with a brutal pot shot on Twitter.
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The McGrath Way Of Championing Disability
Mcgrath is a soldier, a survivor and an Olympic champion who was in India recently to build a movement to enhance participation of disabled people in sports.
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For Prince Harry's Stag Night, Honeymoon, Australia Makes Pitch
Australia's tourism minister has made a shameless pitch to entice Prince Harry Down Under for his stag night or honeymoon, offering a James Bond-style "helicopter crawl" or seclusion in the Outback.
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Phillip Hughes, 3rd Death Anniversary: Cricketers Post Heartfelt Messages
Phillip Hughes passed away on this day three years ago, two days after being struck by a ball during a Sheffield Shield match.
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Riddhiraj Kumar, 10-Year-Old NRI, Donates Prize Money For Army Welfare
An 10-year-old Indian-origin boy, who lives in Kuwait, has donated Rs 18,000 to the Indian Army Welfare Fund. Riddhiraj Kumar had won 80 Kuwait Dinars as prize money for the International Bench Mark Test for Improving Learning Award for Excellence from the Australian Council for Education Research.
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Australia Must Choose Between United States And China: US Army Official
A senior US soldier said on Thursday Australia must choose between a stronger US alliance or closer ties with China, and urged Canberra to take a tougher stance against Chinese claims in the South China Sea.
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Australia to Spend $1 Billion on 'World Leader' Armoured Vehicles
Australia will spend Aus$1.3 billion (US$1 billion) on next-generation armoured land vehicles for its army, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Monday as he announced the latest update to modernise the nation's military.
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Australian Military Criticised Over Deaths in Afghanistan
The deaths of three Australian soldiers killed in an insider attack in Afghanistan may have been prevented had the military passed down a NATO order to tighten security, a coroner found today.
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Terror Charge Against Australian Teen Dropped
Australian authorities today dropped a terror charge against a teenager over an alleged Islamic State-inspired plot to attack Anzac Day commemorations honouring the war dead, citing insufficient evidence.
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Ashes: Jason Gillespie Defends 'Dad's Army' Comment, 'Grumpy' Aussies See Red
Former Australian pacer Jason Gillespie said he was highlighting the ages of several Aussies player in the side for Ashes. Coach Darren Lehmann though has informed him that his players are not too happy about the views expressed - especially before the start of Ashes.
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Australian Journalist To NDTV On China's Attempt To Hide Galwan Deaths
Evidence from numerous independent social media researchers in China have indicated that the People's Liberation Army lost over 40 soldiers in the Galwan valley clash in June 2020, the editor of an investigative newspaper in Australia told NDTV.
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Watch: England Supporter Proposes To Australian Fan During 1st Ashes Test At Gabba
Ashes: With Australia and England battling it out on the field, Rob's proposal to Nat certainly brought some smiles on the faces of both sets of fans.
-
2 Australian Soldiers Mauled By Crocodile While Swimming: Report
An Australian Army soldier suffered serious head and chest injuries after being mauled by a crocodile that attacked him late on Friday, Australia media reported, with a colleague who came to his rescue in Queensland's far north also bitten.
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13 Australian Soldiers Face Dismissal Over Afghan "Unlawful Killings"
Australia has told 13 special forces soldiers they face dismissal in relation to a report on alleged unlawful killings in Afghanistan, the head of the country's army said on Friday.
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Australian Soldiers Feed Rescued Koalas, Wrap Them In Blankets
Photos of Australian soldiers feeding and cuddling rescued koalas are winning over the internet. The Australian Army shared the pictures on its official Twitter handle.
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"Cheats": England's Barmy Army Trolls David Warner Ahead Of World Cup 2019
England's Barmy Army has already fired the first shots at their arch-rivals with a brutal pot shot on Twitter.
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The McGrath Way Of Championing Disability
Mcgrath is a soldier, a survivor and an Olympic champion who was in India recently to build a movement to enhance participation of disabled people in sports.
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For Prince Harry's Stag Night, Honeymoon, Australia Makes Pitch
Australia's tourism minister has made a shameless pitch to entice Prince Harry Down Under for his stag night or honeymoon, offering a James Bond-style "helicopter crawl" or seclusion in the Outback.
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Phillip Hughes, 3rd Death Anniversary: Cricketers Post Heartfelt Messages
Phillip Hughes passed away on this day three years ago, two days after being struck by a ball during a Sheffield Shield match.
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Riddhiraj Kumar, 10-Year-Old NRI, Donates Prize Money For Army Welfare
An 10-year-old Indian-origin boy, who lives in Kuwait, has donated Rs 18,000 to the Indian Army Welfare Fund. Riddhiraj Kumar had won 80 Kuwait Dinars as prize money for the International Bench Mark Test for Improving Learning Award for Excellence from the Australian Council for Education Research.
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Australia Must Choose Between United States And China: US Army Official
A senior US soldier said on Thursday Australia must choose between a stronger US alliance or closer ties with China, and urged Canberra to take a tougher stance against Chinese claims in the South China Sea.
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Australia to Spend $1 Billion on 'World Leader' Armoured Vehicles
Australia will spend Aus$1.3 billion (US$1 billion) on next-generation armoured land vehicles for its army, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Monday as he announced the latest update to modernise the nation's military.
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Australian Military Criticised Over Deaths in Afghanistan
The deaths of three Australian soldiers killed in an insider attack in Afghanistan may have been prevented had the military passed down a NATO order to tighten security, a coroner found today.
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Terror Charge Against Australian Teen Dropped
Australian authorities today dropped a terror charge against a teenager over an alleged Islamic State-inspired plot to attack Anzac Day commemorations honouring the war dead, citing insufficient evidence.
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Ashes: Jason Gillespie Defends 'Dad's Army' Comment, 'Grumpy' Aussies See Red
Former Australian pacer Jason Gillespie said he was highlighting the ages of several Aussies player in the side for Ashes. Coach Darren Lehmann though has informed him that his players are not too happy about the views expressed - especially before the start of Ashes.
