Australia defends tough anti-terror stance over medic (Reuters)

News article: Australia defends tough anti-terror stance over medic (Reuters)

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Reuters - Senior ministers defended Australia's tough anti-terrorism stance on Sunday, saying laws by which a man linked to the failed UK bombings was held for 12 days before being charged were essential to protect its citizens.

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By phoenix80 on July 15th, 2007

Aussies do us proud, all the time

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News article: Australia defends tough anti-terror stance over medic (Reuters)