A touching story has surfaced involving a nest of birds made by a Magnetic Island resident sent to Biloela , Queensland, to welcome home the Nadesalingam family , released from house detention in Perth ,Western Australia, by the Albanese Government .
When the family was shown the nest , representing the Tamil refugees, they returned with feathers to cover , protect the birds .
The photo at the top of this post was taken at an Amnesty International exhibition on Magnetic Island , in the Louver Gallery , not covered by the mainland media , in which the plight of the family , other refugees , Wikileaks founder Julian Assange , a onetime island resident, now outrageously facing extradition from London to the USA, were highlighted.
Artworks from the exhibition were transported to Biloela by the ALP months ago for public display.