Parliamentary farewells: Amy Adams signs off with 'be brave' message
Amy Adams points to abortion reforms, euthanasia and homosexuality pardon as highlight.
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Anne Tolley gives emotional sign-off from politics
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'Inappropriate attack': Mallard defamation case so far cost taxpayers $80k
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Andrew Little: Rent relief back 'under discussion'
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