This op-ed originally appeared on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's website The Drum ( www.abc.net.au) on April 11.

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The Australian Broadcasting Corp. has reported that Zygier was a Mossad intelligence service agent who hanged himself in a supposedly suicide-proof solitary confinement cell.

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Australia was also working to distribute critical resources such as bottled water and tarpaulins for temporary housing to affected countries, Downer told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation radio.

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Asked whether he was aware, as Assange claims, that the U.S. is preparing an indictment against him, Foreign Minister Bob Carr told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) he put the question to U.S. officials and they answered in the negative.

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"As a result of our problems today, some of our customers have gone to our ATMs and they've been able to withdraw more funds than they had in their account and therefore they've overdrawn their account, " spokesman Bryan Fitzgerald told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

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"This is something that has been needed to be done for a long time, so here for us it's nice to see a close to the chapter, so to speak, and right an old wrong, " Anthony Griffiths, the great-grandson of Kelly's youngest sister Grace, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation before the ceremony.

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This latest set of photos appeared on the Special Broadcasting Service, an Australian television network.

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Last month the Australian media watchdog launched a formal inquiry to examine whether any broadcasting rules had been breached.

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