A five-minute drive from the cliff where Ben Roberts-Smith allegedly kicked Afghan farmer Ali Jan to his death, there is a small mud-brick room used for storing almonds. It was in this room, locals say, that a separate group of Australian soldiers killed two Afghan men in a shocking and brutal way.

Despite the intense publicity around the killing of Ali Jan, almost nothing has been heard about what happened in the almond room, and nobody has been held accountable.

When Hezbollah’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in Beirut over the weekend, Australian journalist Michelle Jasmin Dimasi felt the blast from her apartment. Now, as Israeli airstrikes continue, she is preparing to leave, likely by plane.

But for a million displaced people within Lebanon, that calculation of where to go, and how to get out, is much more complicated.