Thoughts with troops' families: Bowen Every Australian's thoughts will be with the families of an Australian soldier and a New Zealand soldier wounded in an "insider attack" in Afghanistan, shadow treasurer Chris Bowen says. Australian soldiers shot an Afghan National Security Force soldier who opened fire on troops near the capital Kabul, the Defence Department said in a statement. The attack happened on Saturday morning in the Qargha region as Australian soldiers were meeting with trainee Afghan officers. Australian and other ISAF personnel are helping to train and skill those attending the Afghan National Army Officer Academy there. The New Zealand soldier was shot in the leg while the Australian suffered minor fragmentation wounds while providing protection. The two soldiers received immediate medical treatment and were airlifted to an ISAF hospital for further attention. Mr Bowen said the timetable for withdrawal is bipartisan and appropriate. "Every Australians thoughts would be with the soldiers and with their family, who have put their lives on the line," he told Network Ten on Sunday. Former foreign Minister Bob Carr echoed that sentiment. "They (the family) would be extraordinarily distressed," the outgoing senator told Sky News We hope they (the soldiers) recover from the wounds they suffered. Fifteen Australian soldiers have been wounded in Afghanistan in 2013.