Public pressure grows on honoured Australian after protest chant
A renowned Australian of the Year faces rising scrutiny after leading a chant condemned as anti-Semitic at a violent Sydney protest. This report outlines what is known and unknown.
A renowned Australian of the Year faces rising scrutiny after leading a chant condemned as anti-Semitic at a violent Sydney protest. This report outlines what is known and unknown.
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