Special investigation: One year on, how ruthless child traffickers exploited Nepal's earthquake
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Aust helping Afghans take fight to Taliban
As his unit rolls out for another patrol, just days after the deadliest single terror attack in Kabul since 2011, Sergeant Noor Doost says he's desperate to take the fight to the Taliban."It's my duty to protect my country, and as long as I have a drop of blood in my body I will fight for my country to make it safe," he says.But the Taliban prefers the shadows. "If they really want to fight us they should come face-to-face, and not hide themselves."We are always ready to fight them."Sgt Doost i..>> view original
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