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PM edition, Thursday, June 11, 2020

'This is not a licence for people to just go nuts': Scott Morrison condemns statue toppling

Prime Minister Scott Morrison believes the Black Lives Matter movement is being hijacked by political agendas.

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'This is not a licence for people to just go nuts': Scott Morrison condemns statue toppling

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