Rattenbury’s intervention backed by Chief Minister
The ACT government has stood by Attorney-General Shane Rattenbury after the territory’s acting DPP expressed anger at a ‘highly inappropriate’ intervention in his independence.
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Asthma ‘twice as likely in the outer suburbs’
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