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16:40 GMT 30.03.2016 (Updated: 16:42 GMT 30.03.2016)

Australia's governmment spent about $4.5 million of taxpayers' money on a propaganda movie designed to ward off potential migrants.

The film chronicles a doomed attempt by a group of Afghan refugees to brave the perilous waters of the Indian Ocean in order to reach Australia. It will apparently be aired on local television networks in Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan and Iraq.