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Australia minister in Sri Lanka stresses 'tough' asylum policy | Reuters.com
Both died in my hands': Australian-Sri Lankan lost his wife and only child in Easter attack | CNN
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The end of the story of my daughter, my wife': the victims of the Sri Lanka attacks | Sri Lanka attacks | The Guardian
Sri Lanka blasts: Two Australians confirmed killed in Sri Lanka attack
New Zealand and Australian cattle exported to Sri Lanka dying and malnourished | Siyatha News - English
Live cattle exports face government crackdown after Sri Lanka shipping deaths | RNZ News
Sri Lanka bombings: Australian mum, daughter killed, Britons living in Perth dead | Herald Sun
Negombo, Sri Lanka. 3rd June, 2019. Australian Minister of Home Affairs Peter Dutton (R) and a priest Shameera Rodrigo (L) talk during his visit in St.Sebastian's church Negombo, Sri Lanka June 3,
Australia's Immigration Policy Leaves Asylum-Seekers Detained, Deported, or Dead
Sri Lankan family living in Kempsey facing deportation following father's death - ABC News
Sri Lanka flood death toll rises to 14 | The West Australian
Two Australians Killed In Sri Lanka Bomb Blasts | Triple M
Australians killed in Sri Lanka bombings planned to move back to Melbourne next year - ABC News
Negombo, Sri Lanka. 3rd June, 2019. Australian Minister of Home Affairs Peter Dutton(L) and a priest Shameera Rodrigo(R) talk during his visit in St.Sebastian's church Negombo, Sri Lanka June 3, 2019.Two Australian citizens died in the Easter Sunday ...
