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‘All the emotions are starting to hit’: son says Australian freed from Iraqi prison overwhelmed

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‘All the emotions are starting to hit’: son says Australian freed from Iraqi prison overwhelmed

Australian engineer Robert Pether has left Iraq after more than five years in detention, but his son says the family did not have to pay the $12million fine.

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