Scipione's family were in cafe before siege
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Police Commissioner reveals his wife and daughter went to cafe on Monday morning and were shown around by manager.
Police Commissioner reveals his wife and daughter went to cafe on Monday morning and were shown around by manager.
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Lily Cole's Art Matters | 2:05pm - 2:55pm |
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Santa Buddies | 2pm - 4pm |
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