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Soldier who'd give 'shirt off his back' to mates killed in NT training exercise
Corporal Brendan Hannam has been identified as the soldier who lost his life in a vehicle rollover at the Mount Bundey training ground, just outside of Darwin. (Supplied: ADF)
A beloved 28-year-old father-of-two who "would give the shirt off his back for anybody" has been identified as the Australian Army soldier killed in a Northern Territory military training exercise.
The Australian Defence Force (ADF) confirmed Corporal Brendan Hannam lost his life in a vehicle rollover at the Mount Bundey training ground outside Darwin on Monday afternoon.
Five other men were injured in the incident, two of whom are still in Royal Darwin Hospital.
Australian soldier killed and five injured in crash during training exercise
An Australian soldier has died and five others have been injured in a crash during a training exercise in the Northern Territory (NT).
Police said a vehicle had rolled over at the Mount Bundey training area, about 130km (80 mi) southeast of Darwin, on Monday afternoon.
Corporal Brendan Hannam, 28, was declared dead at the scene while five others were airlifted to hospital in Darwin.
The area – used by the army for live fire training – is the same location where Jason Challis was killed in 2017 after he was shot in the head during an exercise. The department later pleaded guilty for failing to comply with workplace safety.
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Australian soldier killed, five others injured in training exercise
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Former Greens MP Max Chandler-Mather has suggested an idea to roll out publicly owned supermarkets in Australia could be formally adopted into the Greens policy platform.
Hundreds of Coles and Woolworths supermarkets would be sold to a public food provider and converted into public supermarkets under a plan hatched by the progressive party’s think tank, The Green Institute.
Chandler-Mather, who was named executive director after being ousted at the last election, called for a “public intervention” into rising grocery prices saying the ownership concentration of the supermarket giants was the “highest in the developed world”.
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