MPs to knock off early for war memorial extension opening (opens original article in a new tab)
Australia's parliament adjourned early for the opening of ANZAC Hall at the Australian War Memorial, which includes Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's address and attendance by Ben Roberts-Smith, who faces war crime charges. The project has faced controversy over funding and public opposition.
- Australia's parliament adjourned early to allow MPs to attend the opening of ANZAC Hall at the Australian War Memorial.
- The event included Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's address and attendance by Ben Roberts-Smith, who faces war crime charges.
- The War Memorial extension has faced controversy over funding, procurement, and public opposition.
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