DFAT checks if Aussies caught in quake
| September 3rd, 2010 | No Comments »Australian High Commission in Wellington is liaising with New Zealand authorities to check if any Australians have been affected by Saturday’s earthquake.
Read MoreAustralian High Commission in Wellington is liaising with New Zealand authorities to check if any Australians have been affected by Saturday’s earthquake.
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