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Neo-Nazis, Australian flags and inflatable boxing kangaroos: they all made an appearance at yesterday's March for Australia protests.
Today, the marches were condemned as racist. But was that the point?
Also, the protests turned violent in many places, leaving Australia's multicultural communities feeling unsafe.
Plus, South Australia's ban on soy sauce fish just started. Will it work?
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01:06 - What happened at the March for Australia
14:07 - How multicultural Aussies feel about racism in this country
22:26 - Banning soy sauce fish to tackle plastic waste
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Plus, South Australia's ban on soy sauce fish just started. Will it work?
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