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Current Affairs: Brighton attack took away a good friend and beloved son

SBS Mandarin Producer Wu Yin with her university friend Hao Kai in 2005
SBS Mandarin Producer Wu Yin with her university friend Hao Kai in 2005 Source: SBS/ Wu Yin (supplied)

The mother of the man, Nick Hao, killed by a gunman during the Melbourne apartment building siege on Monday says she hates the terrorist who tore her family apart. SBS Mandarin Producer Wu Yin also says she was shocked for losing her first good friend in Australia. It comes as The Islamic Council of Victoria revealed plans to sever ties with the state's formal de-radicalisation program. Selina Kong and Winmas Yu have the details.


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The mother of the man, Nick Hao, killed by a gunman during the Melbourne apartment building siege on Monday says she hates the terrorist who tore her family apart. SBS Mandarin Producer Wu Yin also says she was shocked for losing her first good friend in Australia. It comes as The Islamic Council of Victoria revealed plans to sever ties with the state's formal de-radicalisation program. Selina Kong and Winmas Yu have the details.



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