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NSW Premier Chris Minns has confirmed police will be investigating speeches from the ‘March for Australia’ rallies to see if any “hate speech” laws were broken.
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NSW Premier Chris Minns has confirmed police will be investigating speeches from the ‘March for Australia’ rallies to see if any “hate speech” laws were broken.
“You’ve got a right to free speech, but other people have a right to be free from racism and vilification.”
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