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Legal limbo drags on despite plans for Biloela return

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The Murugappan family remain in a legal limbo over their immigration status even as they prepare to return to their Central Queensland community of Biloela, their lawyer Carina Ford says.

Interim Home Affairs Minister Jim Chalmers has granted the family bridging visas, but their legal fight to remain in Australia permanently continues.

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Georgie Moore is a breaking news reporter with The Australian Financial Review based in Parliament House, Canberra. Connect with Georgie on Twitter. Email Georgie at georgie.moore@afr.com
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