How a post-Helen Haines attack motion split a NSW council
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In the wake of the attack on Helen Haines, a local councillor raised two motion amendments to condemn violence and urge respectful debate. The area's mayor wasn't happy about it.
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How a post-Helen Haines attack motion split a NSW council
In the wake of the attack on Helen Haines, a local councillor raised two motion amendments to condemn violence and urge respectful debate. The area's mayor wasn't happy about it.
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