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These Australians appear on a ‘bounty wall’ in an HK museum exhibit. It warns they’ll be pursued for life

Hong Kong’s Museum of History also cites Australia’s foreign interference laws in defence of Beijing’s national security crackdown.

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These Australians appear on a ‘bounty wall’ in an HK museum exhibit. It warns they’ll be pursued for life

Hong Kong’s Museum of History also cites Australia’s foreign interference laws in defence of Beijing’s national security crackdown.

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smh.com.au16 g fa

These Australians appear on a ‘bounty wall’ in a Hong Kong museum exhibit. It warns they’ll be pursued for…

Hong Kong’s Museum of History also cites Australia’s foreign interference laws in defence of Beijing’s national security crackdown.

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  1. sabato 4 luglio 2026·theage.com.au

    These Australians appear on a ‘bounty wall’ in an HK museum exhibit. It warns they’ll be pursued for life

    Hong Kong’s Museum of History also cites Australia’s foreign interference laws in defence of Beijing’s national security crackdown.

  2. sabato 4 luglio 2026·smh.com.au

    These Australians appear on a ‘bounty wall’ in a Hong Kong museum exhibit. It warns they’ll be pursued for life

    Hong Kong’s Museum of History also cites Australia’s foreign interference laws in defence of Beijing’s national security crackdown.