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NSW Premier Defends Police Actions At Violent Sydney Anti-Herzog Protests | 10 News



New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has defended the actions of Police after protests in the middle of Sydney turned violent and ugly.

27 people were arrested and organisers are preparing for another protest tonight.

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