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Australian Man Faces 20-Year Jail, $600,000 Fine For Selling Meth In Bali
An Australian man faces up to 20 years in prison in Indonesia's Bali and a fine of more than $600,000 for allegedly attempting to sell crystal meth.
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Australian PM Hails 'Great Future' on Indonesia Visit to Fix Ties
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull hailed a "great future" for relations between his country and Indonesia during his first trip to the key ally since taking power, seeking to turn the page after a series of crises.
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Australian Mother Faces Death Penalty as Malaysia Confirms Drug
An Australian woman faces a possible death sentence for drug trafficking in Malaysia after a prosecutor said today a chemist's report confirmed the substance found in her bag was crystal methamphetamine.
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Australia Pleads for Stay in Executions, Demands Jakarta Probe
Australia made a last-minute plea today for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated.
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Australians on Indonesia Death Row Submit Appeal Evidence
Lawyers for two Australian drug smugglers facing execution in Indonesia submitted evidence to a court today as part of the men's latest attempt to avoid the firing squad.
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Australian Pleads Guilty in US for Silk Road Drug Site Staff Role
Peter Nash, 42, pleaded guilty in Manhattan federal court to conspiracy to commit narcotics trafficking and money laundering.
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"Revolted" by Looming Indonesian Executions: Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott today said he was "revolted" by the looming execution of two convicted Australian drug traffickers as preparations were under way to move the men to an island where they will be shot.
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Indonesia to Deport Australian Journalist Covering Death Row Story
An Australian journalist will be deported from Indonesia today after being caught covering the story of two Australian drug traffickers on death row without the correct visa, immigration authorities said.
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Australian PM Tony Abbott Strikes Conciliatory Note Over Indonesia Executions
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott struck a conciliatory tone on Thursday after speaking with Indonesian President Joko Widodo about the looming execution of two convicted Australian drug traffickers.
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Australia Pleads for Mercy for Drug Traffickers to be Executed in Indonesia
Australia's foreign minister on Wednesday appealed to Indonesia's president to show mercy for two Australian drug traffickers due to executed in Indonesia, expressing disappointment that their latest legal appeal had been rejected.
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Australian Foreign Minister Calls Indonesia to Ease Tensions, Say Reports
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop called on Indonesia to give two Australians on death row an "indefinite stay of execution" as she clarified her Prime Minister's comments linking their fate to aid, media reports said today.
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Indonesia Says 'Nothing' Will Stop Australian Executions
Indonesia's attorney-general declared today "nothing whatsoever" could stop the execution of two Australians from going ahead, promising the drug smugglers will face the firing squad as soon as possible.
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Indonesia to Execute 2 Australians Over Drug Offences This Month
Two Australian members of the "Bali Nine" drug trafficking ring, arrested in Bali in 2005 for attempting to smuggle 8 kg (18 lb) of heroin to Australia, will be executed this month, a government official said on Friday, ignoring clemency pleas from their home country.
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Australian Woman Faces Death Penalty for Drug Trafficking in Malaysia
An Australian woman has been arrested in Malaysia -- which mandates the death penalty for drug trafficking -- after allegedly being caught with 1.5 kilogrammes (52 oz) of crystal methamphetamine, an official confirmed Saturday.
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Australian Man Faces 20-Year Jail, $600,000 Fine For Selling Meth In Bali
An Australian man faces up to 20 years in prison in Indonesia's Bali and a fine of more than $600,000 for allegedly attempting to sell crystal meth.
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Australian PM Hails 'Great Future' on Indonesia Visit to Fix Ties
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull hailed a "great future" for relations between his country and Indonesia during his first trip to the key ally since taking power, seeking to turn the page after a series of crises.
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Australian Mother Faces Death Penalty as Malaysia Confirms Drug
An Australian woman faces a possible death sentence for drug trafficking in Malaysia after a prosecutor said today a chemist's report confirmed the substance found in her bag was crystal methamphetamine.
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Australia Pleads for Stay in Executions, Demands Jakarta Probe
Australia made a last-minute plea today for a stay in the imminent execution of two Australian drug traffickers in Indonesia, saying reports that their trial had been tainted by corruption needed to be investigated.
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Australians on Indonesia Death Row Submit Appeal Evidence
Lawyers for two Australian drug smugglers facing execution in Indonesia submitted evidence to a court today as part of the men's latest attempt to avoid the firing squad.
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Australian Pleads Guilty in US for Silk Road Drug Site Staff Role
Peter Nash, 42, pleaded guilty in Manhattan federal court to conspiracy to commit narcotics trafficking and money laundering.
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"Revolted" by Looming Indonesian Executions: Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott today said he was "revolted" by the looming execution of two convicted Australian drug traffickers as preparations were under way to move the men to an island where they will be shot.
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Indonesia to Deport Australian Journalist Covering Death Row Story
An Australian journalist will be deported from Indonesia today after being caught covering the story of two Australian drug traffickers on death row without the correct visa, immigration authorities said.
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Australian PM Tony Abbott Strikes Conciliatory Note Over Indonesia Executions
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott struck a conciliatory tone on Thursday after speaking with Indonesian President Joko Widodo about the looming execution of two convicted Australian drug traffickers.
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Australia Pleads for Mercy for Drug Traffickers to be Executed in Indonesia
Australia's foreign minister on Wednesday appealed to Indonesia's president to show mercy for two Australian drug traffickers due to executed in Indonesia, expressing disappointment that their latest legal appeal had been rejected.
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Australian Foreign Minister Calls Indonesia to Ease Tensions, Say Reports
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop called on Indonesia to give two Australians on death row an "indefinite stay of execution" as she clarified her Prime Minister's comments linking their fate to aid, media reports said today.
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Indonesia Says 'Nothing' Will Stop Australian Executions
Indonesia's attorney-general declared today "nothing whatsoever" could stop the execution of two Australians from going ahead, promising the drug smugglers will face the firing squad as soon as possible.
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Indonesia to Execute 2 Australians Over Drug Offences This Month
Two Australian members of the "Bali Nine" drug trafficking ring, arrested in Bali in 2005 for attempting to smuggle 8 kg (18 lb) of heroin to Australia, will be executed this month, a government official said on Friday, ignoring clemency pleas from their home country.
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Australian Woman Faces Death Penalty for Drug Trafficking in Malaysia
An Australian woman has been arrested in Malaysia -- which mandates the death penalty for drug trafficking -- after allegedly being caught with 1.5 kilogrammes (52 oz) of crystal methamphetamine, an official confirmed Saturday.
