New doco reveals how John Howard looks back on Tampa turning point
Twenty-five years on and the hundreds of asylum seekers saved from drowning by the Tampa freighter still linger in the Australian memory.
New doco reveals how John Howard looks back on Tampa turning point
Twenty-five years on and the hundreds of asylum seekers saved from drowning by the Tampa freighter still linger in the Australian memory.
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