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Friday
Apr132018

Queensland's all-too-slow human rights movement

• DateFriday, April 13, 2018

Nick Bonyhady reports on what has happened to the proposed charter of human rights for banana-benders ... A Labor government promise that is slow to materialise ... Contention around what model to adopt ... The next election will have arrived before the new law has properly taken effect 

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