Dutton calls for urgent action on prote sters ‘glorifying’ terror

Email Police have been ­ordered to check the visa status of protesters who displayed pro-Hezbollah flags at Sunday’s protests but Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has slammed the slow ­response.

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