Albanese warns Australians to stay safe amid rising unrest in the New Caledonia capital of Noumea

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Albanese warns Australians to stay safe amid rising unrest in the New Caledonia capital of Noumea
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Aussie stuck in New Caledonia have been told to exercise caution following growing unrest in the region. Riots have broken out in the French territory in the Pacific and a curfew imposed after a controversial reform passed France ’s parliament allowing French residents who have lived in the area for more than 10 years to vote in local elections.

Government warns Aussies stranded in New Caledonia stay safe. Leaders in the region have expressed concern the move would dilute support for New Caledonia becoming independent from France. More than 130 people are reported to have been arrested, and international flights have been suspended. Aussies stuck in the capital of Noumea have shared “terrifying” encounters with protesters, as tourists try and navigate the escalating situation.

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