The threat of terrorism is returning to Australia.
The impending release of convicted terrorists at the end of their sentences, and the return of family detainees from camps in Syria, produce two sources of potential peril for this country.
The recent lull in terrorist activity in this country does not indicate the problem has gone away; we are reminded of the existential threat by the 20th anniversary of the Bali bombing.
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