Australian children detained at al-Roj camp in Syria have shared their hopes of returning home, from watching television to pursuing careers as doctors, as politicians debate their repatriation. In other news, Tim Wilson retained an investment benefiting him if the Australian share market crashes despite his appointment as shadow treasurer, and prominent Americans including former Harvard president Larry Summers resigned over links to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Australian children detained at al-Roj camp in Syria have shared their hopes of returning home, from watching television to pursuing careers as doctors, as politicians debate their repatriation. In other news, Tim Wilson retained an investment benefiting him if the Australian share market crashes despite his appointment as shadow treasurer, and prominent Americans including former Harvard president Larry Summers resigned over links to Jeffrey Epstein.