WA premier confronted by South Hedland community members
WA's premier was heckled in his first visit to South Hedland since announcing a coronial inquest into the deaths of three local children.
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WA's premier was heckled in his first visit to South Hedland since announcing a coronial inquest into the deaths of three local children.
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