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Peter Dutton: The ex-cop who brought Australia's opposition back from the brink

A boat ran aground in far north Queensland, marking the first people-smuggling operation to reach Australia in almost four years, according to Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton.
Queensland Police detained 12 individuals and are searching for two more believed to be the captain and first mate.
Concerns grew due to the local saltwater crocodile population as those who fled the vessel made risky swims to the beach, according to Queensland Police.
Dutton stated that the detained individuals will be deported from Australia 'at the first available opportunity.

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