Australia's most wanted

"The tide has turned on David Hicks. Most Australians say it's time he left this tiny cell in Guantanamo Bay, writes David Marr."

(About five years too late, writes Wilson.)

"Philip Ruddock had nothing to offer. He sloped into his news conference on Thursday with no notes. He needed none. He had only familiar lines to deliver. It was the fifth anniversary of David Hicks's arrival, shackled and hooded, at Guantanamo Bay, but the Attorney-General could still not say when the prisoner would be charged, what the charges would be, or when a trial might start ..."
Sydney Morning Harold

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