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Rudd 'can use army' to shift refugees

LIBERAL MP Wilson Tuckey has flagged the possibility of using the military to forcibly move 78 asylum-seekers off an Australian Customs vessel moored off an Indonesia island. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph

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    LIBERAL MP Wilson Tuckey has flagged the possibility of using the military to forcibly move 78 asylum-seekers off an Australian Customs vessel moored off an Indonesia island. Full Article at NEWS.com.au

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