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Police Drove 374km To A Town That Has NOT Recorded A Single Covid Case So That They Can Fine The Pub Owner $10K For Breaking Covid Restrictions
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Outback publican speaks out after being ATTACKED and FINED for Covid rules
Police drove 374km to a remote outback town that has NOT recorded even a single Coronavirus case for 500 km in any direction so that they can sneak into the local pub and fine the owner $10K for breaking Covid restrictions.
Outback publican speaks out after being ATTACKED and FINED for Covid rules
Police drove 374km to a remote outback town that has NOT recorded even a single Coronavirus case for 500 km in any direction so that they can sneak into the local pub and fine the owner $10K for breaking Covid restrictions.
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