Episode 17— Foreign Criminals Exposed/The Great Debate
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Leila Mckinnon
as Self - Host
Dan Nolan
as Self - Reporter
Steve Marshall
as Self - Reporter
Kate Carnell
as Self - Small Business Ombudsman
Richard Di Natale
as Self (segment "The Great Debate")
Peter Dutton
as Self - Home Affairs Minister
Jordan Raskopoulos
as Self (segment "The Great Debate")
Malcolm Turnbull
as Self (segment "The Great Debate")
Jason Wood
as Self - Federal Member for La Trobe
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