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Politicians share voices of young Australians in parliament

Published 10 October 2024, 9:42 am
This week, MPs and senators have read letters in parliament from their youngest constituents, as part of a campaign to raise the voices of children in politics. More than 500 young people wrote in to their local members - and they had plenty to say.
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