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PM bulletin 21 August 2021

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In this bulletin, Anti-lockdown rallies are underway in Melbourne and Brisbane; New South Wales sets a new Australian record, with 825 new COVID-19 cases; and in sport, AFL's Fremantle Dockers happy to have to face St Kilda in Hobart for their must-win match.

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