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Central shooting first test of new police oversight model
Despite concerns about conflicts of interest when police investigate police, the government has resisted calls for independent investigations
Sean Nicholls is the State Political Editor of The Sydney Morning Herald.
Despite concerns about conflicts of interest when police investigate police, the government has resisted calls for independent investigations
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National political donations reform must be handed to an independent expert.
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