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  1. Barrie Cassidy gives his take on the final sitting week in Canberra.

    Barrie Cassidy gives his take on the final sitting week in Canberra that was highlighted by a last-minute deal on the backpacker tax, and protests disrupting parliament.

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  3. Pussy Riot activist stars in theatre group's Australian show
  4. Sydney lockout laws 'don't make a lot of sense': Amsterdam's 'night mayor'

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