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Govt to ban ‘Balibo’ as Australian police begin new probe

Jakarta : Indonesia | 2 months ago  
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Since Balibo, directed by Australian Robert Conolly, was released two months ago, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) have surprised Jakarta by announcing it has reopened its investigation into deaths the journalists, known as the Balibo Five. Both the Indonesian and Australian governments had...
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