Biloela Tamil family to remain in Australia for now

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Kopika (r) and Tharunicaa, the daughters of the Biloela family at the detention centre on Christmas Island Source: Supplied

However friends say the long court process and coronavirus crisis is taking its toll on the welfare of the family.

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Published 17 April 2020 4:39pm

By Ilias Bakalla

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Biloela Tamil family to remain in Australia for now

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However friends say the long court process and coronavirus crisis is taking its toll on the welfare of the family.

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However friends say the long court process and coronavirus crisis is taking its toll on the welfare of the family.

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