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Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly was joined on the line by Labor’s Josh Burns, federal member for MacNamara.

Josh spoke about life as a public official, broke down Kristy McBain’s win for Labor in the Eden-Monaro by-election, how federal Labor remains relevant in the midst of a global crisis, holding the Morrison government accountable, reforming the Labor Party, and even managed time to fit in some NBA talk and thoughts on the Michael Jordan doco, The Last Dance.
Today's episode was produced by Pam Kiriakidis.
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Ep.46: Josh Burns returns to defend himself

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