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AFP news agency on Twitter: "Australian newspapers run blacked out front pages in protest against government secrecy and a crackdown on press freedom https://t.co/Z7oSbRzhpC… https://t.co/TPK3676jTx"
Newspaper The Australian (Australia). Newspapers in Australia. Saturday's edition, February 5 of 2011. Kiosko.net
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Australian Newspapers Redacted Their Front Pages for Press Freedom
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The Australian: Murdoch-owned newspaper accused of downplaying bushfires in favour of picnic races | Australian media | The Guardian
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