In danger of Madrid-like attack


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 21 Mar 2004

IT is obvious that John Howard, facing federal election this year, has not completely ruled out Australia as the possible next target of al-Qaeda terrorists in the wake of the Madrid train bomb blasts two weeks ago. 

Although the Prime Minister is not fully convinced that the Madrid mayhem has raised terrorism to a new level coinciding with national elections, he has nevertheless ordered an urgent review of Australia’s transport security systems. 

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