Afghans who worked for Australia during the war in Afghanistan call for help

An Afghan man celebrates Christmas with an Australian solider at the Camp Qargha military base in Kabul, Afghanistan. (Supplied)
Afghans who worked for Australia are pleading for help after being left behind when coalition forces withdrew from the country last year. Australia evacuated hundreds but many remain in Afghanistan under the Taliban's rule and some are worried not enough is being done.
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