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Australia Prime Minister Hails Gallipoli Soldiers on Anzac Day
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott today hailed the sacrifice of the thousands of soldiers from Australia and New Zealand killed in the Battle of Gallipoli, 100 years after they launched the first attacks on the western Turkish peninsula.
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Record Crowds as Australia and New Zealand Mark Anzac Day
Record numbers of Australians and New Zealanders turned out Saturday to mark the centenary of the Gallipoli landings amid tight security, a formative event that helped forge their identities as independent nations.
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UK Police Arrest 14-Year-Old Boy Over Alleged Australia Islamic State Attack Plan
Police in Britain have arrested a 14-year-old boy in connection with an alleged Islamic State-inspired attack plan in Australia, they said today.
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Australia Foils Alleged Terror Attack for Gallipoli Centenary
Hundreds of Australian police on Saturday arrested five teens planning an Islamic State-inspired terrorist attack next week at an event to mark the centenary of the landings at Gallipoli during World War One, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said.
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Australia Brokers Intelligence-Sharing Deal With Iran
Australia and Iran will share intelligence to track foreign fighters working with the Islamic State group in Iraq, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said today after a visit to Tehran.
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UK Reviews Security of Anzac Day Events After Australian Arrests
Security arrangements for next weekend's Anzac Day commemorations in Britain are being reviewed following terrorism arrests in Melbourne, although there is no specific threat, police said Saturday.
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Terror Arrests in Australia Over Planned ANZAC Day Attack
Five men were arrested today in Australia with two of them allegedly planning a terrorist attack on a ceremony commemorating ANZAC soldiers who have fought and died for their country.
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Australia Prime Minister Hails Gallipoli Soldiers on Anzac Day
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott today hailed the sacrifice of the thousands of soldiers from Australia and New Zealand killed in the Battle of Gallipoli, 100 years after they launched the first attacks on the western Turkish peninsula.
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Record Crowds as Australia and New Zealand Mark Anzac Day
Record numbers of Australians and New Zealanders turned out Saturday to mark the centenary of the Gallipoli landings amid tight security, a formative event that helped forge their identities as independent nations.
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UK Police Arrest 14-Year-Old Boy Over Alleged Australia Islamic State Attack Plan
Police in Britain have arrested a 14-year-old boy in connection with an alleged Islamic State-inspired attack plan in Australia, they said today.
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Australia Foils Alleged Terror Attack for Gallipoli Centenary
Hundreds of Australian police on Saturday arrested five teens planning an Islamic State-inspired terrorist attack next week at an event to mark the centenary of the landings at Gallipoli during World War One, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said.
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Australia Brokers Intelligence-Sharing Deal With Iran
Australia and Iran will share intelligence to track foreign fighters working with the Islamic State group in Iraq, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said today after a visit to Tehran.
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UK Reviews Security of Anzac Day Events After Australian Arrests
Security arrangements for next weekend's Anzac Day commemorations in Britain are being reviewed following terrorism arrests in Melbourne, although there is no specific threat, police said Saturday.
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Terror Arrests in Australia Over Planned ANZAC Day Attack
Five men were arrested today in Australia with two of them allegedly planning a terrorist attack on a ceremony commemorating ANZAC soldiers who have fought and died for their country.
