'Emergency' rule used to fast-track greyhound ads
Claims greyhounds would be destroyed in response to a decision to shut the industry were used to expedite a $1.6 million state government advertising campaign
Sean Nicholls is the State Political Editor of The Sydney Morning Herald.
Claims greyhounds would be destroyed in response to a decision to shut the industry were used to expedite a $1.6 million state government advertising campaign
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