ADF member ‘person of interest’ after video recorder found in HMAS Leeuwin women’s showers
A day after senator Jacqui Lambie told the Senate that a hidden camera had been found in a female shower facility onboard the naval ship, docked in Cairns…
According to The Guardian, a day after senator Jacqui Lambie told the Senate that a hidden camera had been found in a female shower facility onboard the naval ship, docked in Cairns, navy chief Matt Buckley…
This world story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include HMAS Leeuwin, ADF and Vice Adm Buckley.
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