Government apparently moving families from Nauru to Adelaide

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SBS understands as many as a dozen people have been taken to hospital in Adelaide for medical treatment since September.

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Published 31 October 2018 8:48pm

By Amelia Dunn

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Government apparently moving families from Nauru to Adelaide

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SBS understands as many as a dozen people have been taken to hospital in Adelaide for medical treatment since September.

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SBS understands as many as a dozen people have been taken to hospital in Adelaide for medical treatment since September.

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