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Dutton calls for inquiry into PM's knowledge of terrorist plot

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A Labor dominated committee has shut down questions to the Federal Police about when the Prime Minister was made aware of a potential terrorist attack. It comes after police found a caravan filled with explosives in north-west Sydney, last week. The Opposition has accused the government of a cover-up, demanding an independent inquiry.
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