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BRIDIE JABOUR The LNP Government is drafting laws to make it illegal to lie to the Parliament after previous laws were changed to make it only a contempt of Parliament.
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MEGAN LEVY We hate to rain on your parade, but that’s exactly what is forecast for Anzac Day.
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ANDREW DARBY Two prison officers were held by a group of maximum security prisoners at Tasmania's troubled Risdon prison today.
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Ablett to miss at least two games.
WILL BRODIE Gold Coast superstar Gary Ablett has escaped serious damage to his knee, but the Suns' captain will miss at least this week's match against North Melbourne.
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