27,000 people are relying on foodbanks this Christmas, but we don't care
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Natalie Williams2017-12-22T00:00:00
As Premier report that 27,000 people are relying on food banks this Christmas, Natalie Williams says we're becoming desensitised to the seriousness of the situation
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