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Coalition pushes to criminalise assistance to Australians with alleged terror links

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The New South Wales Premier has confirmed there were high level talks last year with the Commonwealth about the possible return of arrivals from Syrian refugee camps. The debate over how to manage their potential return to Australia continues to escalate. The Federal Opposition is demanding new laws to jail those assisting individuals linked to so-called terrorist hot spots.
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