by Mark Buttler and Anthony Dowsley
A man convicted of a terrorist bombing in Melbourne 20 years ago can never be deported for his crime.
Levon Demirian was a key figure in the 1986 bombing of the Turkish consulate in South Yarra, in which his accomplice died.
Demirian’s Australian citizenship allowed him to avoid banishment to
his native Lebanon when his prison sentence ended. He is living in
Sydney.