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Australia’s most decorated living soldier Ben Roberts-Smith arrived quietly before first light at an Anzac Day service on the Gold Coast.

Police confirmed a 24-year-old man was arrested for ‘an alleged act of nuisance’ during the service and said several others were moved on.

In an affidavit filed with the court, Roberts-Smith’s partner wrote they wanted to move out of Australia to create some normalcy in their lives.

The Victoria Cross recipient visited a New South Wales (NSW) police station on Monday.

His axing comes less than nine months after the Dragons tied the 2016 premiership-winning coach to a new two-year contract extension.

In his first public statement since his highly publicised arrest, the Victoria Cross recipient struck a defiant tone.

Roberts-Smith wore prison-issued green clothing and appeared by audiovisual link from Silverwater prison.

Australia’s most decorated living soldier Ben Roberts-Smith arrived quietly before first light at an Anzac Day service on the Gold Coast.

Police confirmed a 24-year-old man was arrested for ‘an alleged act of nuisance’ during the service and said several others were moved on.

In an affidavit filed with the court, Roberts-Smith’s partner wrote they wanted to move out of Australia to create some normalcy in their lives.

The Victoria Cross recipient visited a New South Wales (NSW) police station on Monday.

His axing comes less than nine months after the Dragons tied the 2016 premiership-winning coach to a new two-year contract extension.

In his first public statement since his highly publicised arrest, the Victoria Cross recipient struck a defiant tone.

Roberts-Smith wore prison-issued green clothing and appeared by audiovisual link from Silverwater prison.