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Politics
Dominic Giannini

Fears over Iranian regime's 'tentacles' in Australia

Iranians in Australia are increasingly scared to speak against the regime, an inquiry has been told. (Sarah Wilson/AAP PHOTOS)

Iranian Australians exposed to Tehran's savage transnational repression are pleading for more protection as the Islamic regime brutally cracks down on protesters.

Australian Kylie Moore-Gilbert, who was held hostage in Iran for more than 800 days on trumped-up espionage charges, revealed she was "implicitly threatened" in 2025 by a supporter of the regime. 

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