The barrister acting for the newspapers has told the former soldier’s appeal there were only minor differences in the evidence of witnesses about the death of an Afghan prisoner with a prosthetic leg.
My first encounter with Ross Gittins occurred on May 12,2015 while locked up in a room at Parliament House in Canberra.
When I arrived at The Sydney Morning Herald in 1974,I was the square peg that had fallen into a square hole.
Treasurers,RBA chiefs,economists and high school students all line up to sing the praises of Ross Gittins over half a century.
For the past two years,Ross has shared his wisdom with me over weekly Friday lunches. Here are some things I’ve learnt,and one thing he got wrong.
Economics editor Ross Gittins’ 50th anniversary at the Herald on Wednesday is a time to celebrate an Australian institution.
The founding editor of Daily Mail Australia and former editor-in-chief of news.com.au joins Nine in late January to replace Tory Maguire.
George Richards,for years the renowned editor of the paper’s Column 8,has died aged 89.
It was 77 years ago today.
In a year that gave us the Voice referendum and a new state government,Herald subscribers clicked most on a very human tragedy.
Justice Robert Bromwich ruled that the public interest in journalist Charlotte Grieve maintaining the confidentiality of her sources exceeded the public interest in her being forced to disclose their identities.