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The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare and Pauline Hanson discussed policy and data regarding family violence offenders.

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The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare and Pauline Hanson discussed policy and data regarding family violence offenders.

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  1. Butler serves as the Health Minister in Australia, where his policies are credited with leading to lower smoking rates, alongside discussions with public health expert Caroline Miller.Sub-event
  2. Discussion centered on family violence offender data and domestic violence policy.1 source

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