Border Force refuses half of all exit applications
Australians have a fifty-fifty chance of making it out of the country with the world’s toughest borders, with half of the travel exemptions applied for being refused.
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Top medico says Covid ‘evolved’ in lab to infect faster
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Aussies slam PM’s ‘tone deaf’ photo
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Criminal airport workers set to have passes revoked
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Evidence of US links to Wuhan’s bat scientist
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