Australian Flight Evacuating Citizens from New Caledonia Touches Down

The Australian government has begun evacuating its citizens from New Caledonia and the French territory has been consumed by riots sparked by electoral changes.

The Australian government has begun evacuating its citizens from the French territory of New Caledonia, which has been consumed by riots sparked by electoral changes.

The first Australian flight evacuating citizens from New Caledonia has touched down, with the French territory consumed by riots sparked by electoral changes.

The Australian government has begun evacuating its citizens who are stuck there, with the first flight touching down in Australia on Tuesday.

The French territory of New Caledonia has been consumed by riots sparked by electoral changes by the French government.

The riots have led to the deaths of at least four people and the destruction of property.

The Australian government has advised all Australians to avoid travel to New Caledonia and has urged those who are already there to leave as soon as possible.

The Australian government has also deployed a team of consular officials to New Caledonia to assist with the evacuation of Australian citizens.

The first Australian flight evacuating citizens from New Caledonia touched down in Australia on Tuesday.

The flight was operated by Qantas and carried 150 Australian citizens.

The Australian government is working to evacuate all Australian citizens from New Caledonia as soon as possible.

The Australian government has advised all Australians to avoid travel to New Caledonia and has urged those who are already there to leave as soon as possible.

The Australian government has also deployed a team of consular officials to New Caledonia to assist with the evacuation of Australian citizens.

The Australian government is working to evacuate all Australian citizens from New Caledonia as soon as possible.