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Helen Haines once said she had no mortal enemies. That remark hangs heavily over this town

Publié par The Sydney Morning Herald · Australie il y a 8 h

In a town of 30,000, where the local MP is as likely to be encountered at a coffee shop as on the 6pm news, people have been left struggling for words.

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Helen Haines once said she had no mortal enemies. That remark hangs heavily over this town

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