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Australian government reinstates cancelled visas of some stranded Palestinians

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Some Palestinians are due to arrive in Australia after having their cancelled visas reinstated by the federal government. The cancellations left a dozen people who'd fled Gaza in recent days stranded at various airports around the world, while en route to Australia.
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