Attorney general warns women and children at risk of ‘harmful conduct’ from smartglasses users – as it happened
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- The Guardian Worldseen 6 Aug, 23:06description edited
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Australia news live: Richard Marles insists Tony Burke’s speech on Labor’s new restrictive immigration policy ‘hasn’t been called off’Attorney general warns women and children at risk of ‘harmful conduct’ from smartglasses users – as it happened
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