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Four Corners Season 62, Episode 32: Defining Dutton
In a rare in-depth interview, Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton speaks about some of the issues that shaped him and his vision for Australia. Colleagues who've known him for many years also offer their insights. Watch Four Corners Season 62, Episode 32 Defining Dutton in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Four Corners Season 62, Episode 32 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Australia's Choice (Part 2) The Contender
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State Control
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Ghosts of Timor (Part 2)
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In a rare in-depth interview, Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton speaks about some of the issues that shaped him and his vision for Australia. Colleagues who've known him for many years also offer their insights.
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