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Australia live blog: NSW premier on domestic violence, Coalition defends fuel and schools policy

The Guardian's live coverage included comments from NSW Premier Chris Minns and shadow minister Dan Tehan on cost-of-living and education policy.

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The Guardian's live blog on Australian politics reported comments from New South Wales Premier Chris Minns, who said the state cannot become "numb" to domestic violence.

The coverage also included remarks from Coalition shadow minister Dan Tehan, who defended a plan to reduce First Nations content in schools and described a proposed cut to the fuel excise during periods of high oil prices as a "sensible" way to ease cost-of-living pressure, according to The Guardian.

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