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New counter-terrorism bill to be presented

The Turnbull government will introduce a fifth instalment of counter-terrorism laws to parliament.

Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull
The federal government is set to introduce a fifth tranche of counter-terrorism laws. (AAP)

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The federal government is set to introduce a fifth tranche of counter-terrorism laws.

Legislation lowering the age at which control orders can be applied from 16 to 14 will be introduced to parliament in the coming weeks.

Attorney-General George Brandis in a statement on Monday said the draft laws were developed in conjunction with NSW and other states and territories.


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