Australia gets involved in the Middle East, and the loo paper that wiped the rest
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Iranian women's football team visas and asylum
Alice reports five players granted humanitarian visas to Australia and updates on other team members seeking asylum.
Wednesday, 11 March: Australia gets involved in the Middle East; A change at the top of the Nationals; Super tax changes get a green light; And some tough toilet paper tests...
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Here's the Choice toilet paper test findings...
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