Australian PM vows to visit Bali despite terror threat

SYDNEY: Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard Wednesday said she was determined to be in Bali to mark the 10th anniversary of bombings that killed 88 Australians, despite a possible terror...

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October 10, 2012

Australian PM vows to visit Bali despite terror threat

SYDNEY: Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard Wednesday said she was determined to be in Bali to mark the 10th anniversary of bombings that killed 88 Australians, despite a possible terror threat.

Asked whether she was concerned about travelling to the Indonesian island for Friday's anniversary, Gillard said: "I do want to be in Bali for the 10-year commemorations

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