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Australians stranded in Asia plead to return after Queensland withdraws its approval

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Labor's immigration spokeswoman Kristina Keneally with pictures of stranded Australian citizens
Labor's immigration spokeswoman Kristina Keneally with pictures of stranded Australian citizens Source: AAP

Australians are begging for help to come home after Queensland broke its promise to allow them into the state, reigniting the months-long border dispute between Queensland and New South Wales.

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Australians are begging for help to come home after Queensland broke its promise to allow them into the state, reigniting the months-long border dispute between Queensland and New South Wales.

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