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Abigail Boyd used parliamentary powers to investigate food safety.

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Jul 28
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Abigail Boyd used parliamentary powers to investigate food safety.

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Abigail Boyd

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  1. NSW agencies investigated illegal meat operations, with Abigail Boyd being referred to concerning illegal knackeries.Sub-event
  2. Abigail Boyd initiates investigation into food safety using parliamentary powers.1 source

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  • abc.net.auSecret documents show 'horrifying' traces of horse meat in food
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