FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Half of Australia’s military personnel will experience mental health problems. After long delays, the ADF has released its plan to help soldiers grappling with post-traumatic stress disorder.
Defence’s newly released mental health plan for the military is a welcome step towards dealing with the hidden wounds of war — especially the scourge of post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD.
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — Naval brinkmanship in the South China Sea is taking a backseat to diplomacy, trade and the international courts. For the time being at least, regional governments are holding back and carefully […]
AsiaWATCH – The High Court’s decision to reject the Government’s asylum seeker swap deal with Malaysia was closely watched by Tamil refugees. Our reporter filed this dispatch from India. Refugee advocates in southern India say that […]
FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT — With friction between Australia and Indonesia continuing to test relations it must have been with some relief in Canberra and Jakarta that an Indonesian court sentenced Javaid Mahmood, a 54-year-old from […]
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