The head of the ABC has apologised to a former special forces commando and his regiment after the national broadcaster revealed it had added gunshots to a footage used in a war crimes story.

The ABC has apologised to a unit of Australian soldiers, a former US DEA leader and to its wider broadcast audience after it ...

The final report of an independent reviewer has blamed ABC lawyers for failing to pass on complaints by former commando ...

Gen. Paul Brereton in his war crime investigation. Brereton found that around 25 Australian Special Air Service Regiment and ...

John Bertrand thought soldiers from the 2nd Commando Regiment represented a high-performing team from which the Australian swimming team could learn. John decided that the new Swimming Australia ...

The review found the error was made in an attempt to create a ‘compelling piece of current affairs television’.