The remaining ‘Bali 9,’ the Australians caught smuggling heroin into Indonesia in 2005, are now home, closing a painful chapter in the countries’ relations. Read More The post Remaining ‘Bali Nine’ are reunited with their families in Australia appeared first on Drudge Report.

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Remaining Bali Nine members return to their home states

The five remaining members of the Bali Nine have returned home after 20 years in an Indonesian prison.

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Remaining ‘Bali Nine’ are reunited with their families in Australia

The five members of the group left Darwin last night and have touched down in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne this morning greeted by family members and supporters at the airports.

ABC Australia

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Freed Bali Nine members reunited with families for first time in almost 20 years

The remaining Bali Nine members have touched down in their home states for the first time in 20 years, days after returning to Australia.

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Moment freed Bali 9 reunite with family

Paul Vanni lost six of his best mates in the devastating Bali bombing attacks and the repatriation of two people involved to Malaysia has reopened old wounds.

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Release of Bali bombers 'reopens old wounds and scars'

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After nearly 20 years in Indonesian prison, the five remaining Bali Nine members have returned home to their respective cities in time for Christmas.

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Freed Bali Nine members reunited with loved ones for first time in almost 20 years

Matthew Norman will start a new life in Torquay, Victoria.

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Youngest Bali Nine member arrives home in Melbourne after being freed from prison

After nearly two decades jailed in Indonesia on drug trafficking convictions, the five men touched down in cities across the east coast this morning.

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Bali Nine members arrive home having paid ‘heavy price’

T﻿he five remaining members of the Bali Nine have returned home after nearly 20 years inside an Indonesian prison.﻿Scott Rush, Matthew Norman, Martin Stephens, Michael Czugaj and Si Yi Chen were released from a facility in Darwin overnight, after spending four nights there.Michael Czugaj arrived in Brisbane this morning while Si Yi Chen and Matthew Norman landed in Melbourne.Martin Stephans was met at the tarmac at Sydney Airport and driven to W…

Remaining ‘Bali Nine’ are reunited with their families in Australia

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