Sky News host Peta Credlin says soldiers who have been no way involved in any of the allegations contained in the Brereton report, have yet still been "all tarred with the same brush".
Ms Credlins comments comes after Judge Paul Brereton’s report detailed evidence of 23 incidents allegedly committed by 19 Australian soldiers – including the alleged killing of 39 Afghan civilians. "And even if they are part of the 19, they still haven't had these claims tested in court in any way," Ms Credlin said. "They've got no way yet to defend their good name". "I think it's been handled very, very badly".
Hmm
Yeah, that's the way it works, flog.
Like what Peta does to minority groups at every opportunity? All the self awareness of a little yellow cake in a piss trough.
We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Aussie cricket great Shane Watson speaks with Sky News | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Alan Jones has spoken with “one of the finest all-round cricketers Australia has ever produced”, Shane Watson, about his career in the sport.\n\nMr Watson played international cricket for 14 years and was ranked as the number one T20 all-rounder in the world.\n\nMr Watson told Sky News he has “always loved” playing the sport.\n\nHe also spoke of his podcast “Lessons Learnt with the Greats”, in which he interviews great cricketers to dig into the lessons they learnt over years of playing the game.\n\n“Getting to know so many of the greatest players that have payed the game of cricket just to really pull out that information so other people coming through can learn as much as they can.”\n Poor Shane, they could have at least given him Credlin or Murray I hope he didn't try and blow him
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
Sky News lands the exclusive first interview with Kylie Moore-Gilbert | Sky News AustraliaSky News Australia presents the world first exclusive interview with Kylie Moore-Gilbert, the Australian academic convicted and imprisoned in Iran for spying.\n\nIn this unmissable television event, Kylie shares her incredible story with highly respected journalist and interviewer Melissa Doyle, who joins Sky News for this special assignment.\n\nIn September 2018, Dr Kylie Moore-Gilbert had checked in to her flight home to Australia when she was arrested by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.\n\nConvicted of spying and sentenced to serve 10 years on espionage charges, she spent more than two years fighting for her freedom. Her 804 days behind bars included seven months in solitary confinement.\n\nShe was interrogated and beaten by guards, but refused to be broken. Now, for the first time, Kylie shares her inspirational story of survival.\n\nDuring the one-hour exclusive interview nothing is off limits, no question goes unanswered.\n\nIs she a spy? How did she survive her ordeal? What really happened behind the scenes to secure her release? How is she coping with the heartbreak of discovering her husband had an affair with one of her colleagues while she was in prison? And what will she do now she is free?\n\nMelissa Doyle said: 'Kylie is one of the most remarkable women I have had the privilege of interviewing. Her experience will both frighten and shock you, her determination to survive will leave you in awe, but above all, her grace and strength will inspire you. \n \n“I do not know how she survived years of hell - solitary confinement, starvation and the constant fear of what could happen next. Her dignity can only be admired.' \n\nWatch live exclusively on Sky News Australia on Tuesday 9 March at 7pm AEDT. 'academic', more like spy She’s a spy - she deserves to be jailed Did you ask her why she chose to spy for Israel even though she is Australian?
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
Sky News looks back on an unpredictable WA election campaign | Sky News AustraliaSky News looks back on a WA election campaign like no other - from Liberal Leader Zak Kirkup’s astonishing early concession to the attack on Premier Mark McGowan’s electorate office in the final week. Lose his seat or sack him and expel from LNP. How did he ever get the leadership, are WA Liberals that short of talent. Gifted Labor probably 3 terms, at least. 7NewsPerth 9NewsPerth LiberalsWA ScottMorrisonMP newscomauHQ Zak Hiccup more like it!
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
Sky News reflects on the pandemic-sparked national lockdown | Sky News AustraliaSky News looks back at the decision to shut down Australia’s national economy for the first time in history last March in a bid to contain the coronavirus, the draconian measures sparking an unprecedented blow to business and jobs. and trauma on a scale we are yet to see the *SIDE EFFECTS* of for years Baaahahahaha MurdochGutterMedia
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
Sky News looks back at life in lockdown | Sky News AustraliaSky News looks back at life in lockdown where homeschooling became the new normal, dating went digital and bustling shops and city streets were silenced. Unfortunately SkyNewsAust is an untrustworthy Murdoch propaganda platform; disinformation disguised as news. A platform to slant the views of the unsuspecting... Propaganda HardRight Extremism MurdochRoyalCommission Dating when digital?
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »
Sky News takes a look at the lasting legacy of National Cabinet | Sky News AustraliaA year after it was first established National Cabinet has permanently transformed Australia’s federation framework.\n\nOriginally convened to coordinate the pandemic response National Cabinet has been the scene of unprecedented unity and disunity between the premiers and the prime minster. \n ScottytheCoward blames the states for everything, is that how it works? It’s clear to see what Palachook is so on edge with every case, check in codes in QLD are adhoc multiple apps are being used, contract tracing would be a nightmare, they are obviously not up for the task. Once again NSW leading the way, one app only for check in class tracers! Duh A bunch of zoom meetings has not 'permanently transformed Australia’s federation framework.' Does have any new constitutional powers? Australia’s federation framework is stone by the Aussie parliament.
Source: SkyNewsAust - 🏆 7. / 78 Read more »