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Police keep tabs on released terrorists

Terrorism Police Australian Federal Police AUSTRAC Australia

Authorities are keeping tabs on terror offenders deemed a risk beyond their release from prison. (David Gray/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

Nineteen jailed terrorists are due for release from custody in Australia in the next five years.

The latest annual report by the Australian Federal Police noted there were 55 people serving jail time for terrorism offences.

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