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Anna Mitchelmore 2020-11-02 4:40 pmBy Miklos Bolza | Sydney
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Lawyers from three newspapers being sued by war veteran Ben Roberts-Smith for defamation are seeking sensitive documents alleged to show the former soldier asked his wife to lie about an affair.

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