Victorian Aboriginal treaty body reports 'disgraceful' letter

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Aboriginal leaders and politicians from across the spectrum condemn the distribution of a "fearmongering" and fraudulent letter in Victoria's north-west, which contained misinformation about the state's treaty process.
Aboriginal leaders and politicians from across the spectrum condemn the distribution of a fearmongering and fraudulent letter in Victoria's north-west, which contained misinformation about the state's treaty process.

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