Show Notes
On The Solo Bureau today it's state and trriory whip day, we're going round the grounds to find out what's been happening in your town from an SA bakery that couldn't be in better hands to The PM's mate getting sacked down in Tassie and a very peaceful NT live stream we've got the country covered.
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