Australia's PM negotiates repatriation of Bali Nine members after years in Indonesian prison

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is negotiating a deal to repatriate the remaining members of the Bali Nine to Australia. This marks a shift from previous Australian government stances, which did not prioritize their return after their lengthy imprisonment in Indonesia. The Bali Nine were convicted of drug smuggling in 2005 and have spent nearly 20 years in prison. Albanese's efforts aim to allow them to serve the remainder of their sentences in Australia, a move that has sparked mixed reactions among the public. Concerns about the government's focus on the Bali Nine have been raised, with some arguing that resources should be directed towards other issues, such as child poverty and housing. The debate continues over the appropriateness of repatriating convicted criminals versus advocating for unjustly imprisoned citizens.