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Sydneysiders protest offshore detention

In the lead to the federal election the people of Sydney came out on the streets advocating for refugees faced with offshore detention centres and Australian border control. Keeli Royle reports.

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The people of Sydney came out on the streets advocating for refugees faced with offshore detention centres and Australian border control.

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Keeli Royle and Brittany Frappell
Keeli Royle and Brittany Frappell
Keeli Royle is a 24-year-old Master of Media Practice student at the University of Sydney. She is aspiring to work in broadcast news media after completing her degree in June.

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