Here's what you need to know from the Afghan war crimes report - and what happens now
The four-year inquiry has alleged grave misconduct by Australian SAS soldiers purveyed by a culture of secrecy and lawlessness.
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Here's what you need to know from the Afghan war crimes report - and what happens now
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