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Shorten ramps up foreign workers fight
Bill Shorten will ramp up his foreign worker fight as the Turnbull government tries to push its signature industrial relations legislation past a cranky crossbench
Adam Gartrell is the National Political Correspondent for The Sun-Herald and The Sunday Age
Bill Shorten will ramp up his foreign worker fight as the Turnbull government tries to push its signature industrial relations legislation past a cranky crossbench
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"It was four years of chaos with him in here."
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