By Frank Coletta for Daily Mail Australia The first Australian victims of MH17 will arrive home in the coming week. Prime Minister Tony Abbott has marked the resumption of parliament in Canberra to announce that 'disaster victim identification is a very, very slow process (and) only this week the first Australian victims are coming home to their families'. 'I say to all their families you have the deepest sympathy of all of us,' he told parliament. Scroll down for video Wreckage from MH17 which was shot down as it flew over Ukraine air-space. The Australian government has pledged a memorial to all 298 victims inside the parliamentary grounds in Canberra
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First identified Australian victims to arrive home this week
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A memorial to be established in the parliamentary gardens in Canberra to honour all 298 passengers including 38 Australians
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It's expected to be unveiled for the first anniversary of the atrocity
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott pledges a resumption of the recovery efforts 'when security conditions improve'
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Vows that 'the perpetrators will be brought to justice'
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The Malaysia Airlines plane was shot down on July 17 killing all on board
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Passenger jet came down in area controlled by pro-Russian separatists
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First Malaysian victims arrived in Kuala Lumpur four days ago
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