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CNN.com - Australia to appeal boatpeople ruling - September 11, 2001Ranking
Canberra will appeal a federal court ruling that allows more than 400 asylum seekers to come to Australia.
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CNN.com - Clinton under guard in Australia - September 12, 2001Ranking
The terror strikes on New York and Washington caught Australian Prime Minister John Howard and former U.S. President Bill Clinton away from their homes.
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CNN.com - Final destination still unknown - September 11, 2001Ranking
The court verdict to overrule Australia's decision to turn away more than 400 asylum seekers is a serious blow to Prime Minister John Howard.
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CNN.com - Backdated laws proposed to deny boat people - September 9, 2001Ranking
Australia served notice that refugees arriving at remote outlying islands will not be given asylum rights, as two more refugee ships were intercepted over the weekend.
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CNN.com - Court rules asylum seekers must land in Australia - September 11, 2001Ranking
An Australian court has ruled that more than 400 asylum seekers currently being taken to Papua New Guinea aboard a navy ship should be allowed to come to Australia, overruling a government decision to turn them away.
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CNN.com - Nauru agrees to take extra refugees - September 10, 2001Ranking
Australia has solved its most pressing illegal immigration problem by striking a multi-million dollar deal with the tiny Pacific island of Nauru to take an extra 237 asylum-seekers off its hands.
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