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Debate launched over NSW greyhounds bill

The Baird government's controversial bill to end greyhound racing in NSW is facing its final hurdle in state parliament.

Greyhounds at a race meet
The NSW government's controversial bill to end greyhound racing is expected to pass this week. (AAP)

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A fiery debate over the Baird government's controversial bill to end greyhound racing in NSW has been launched in state parliament.

"Well the premier's not the only person in pain today," Opposition Leader Luke Foley declared as the debate kicked off on Tuesday afternoon, referring to Premier Baird's notorious back injury at the weekend.

"In fact, with this legislation he's breaking the hearts of thousands of good men and women across this state."


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