PM Edition: ‘Fight for life’: Aussi e tourist savagely attacked in Bali

Email A tourist from the Bellarine Peninsula is lucky to be alive after being slashed by a home invader in Bali during a nightmare ordeal, as Indonesian authorities hunt for his alleged attacker.

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