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By Rodrigo Santos Andrade
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke claims he wanted Labor’s hate laws to be “even stronger”.
“I wish we had agreement from the entire parliament on everything we put forward, I really do,” Mr Burke told Sky News Australia,
“The legislation itself, we would’ve liked it to be even stronger.
“We will have the strongest checks on gun licenses that Australia has ever had, and we’ll also have the strongest hate laws that Australia has ever had.”
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