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Hangers-on

26 May 2018

9:00 AM

26 May 2018

9:00 AM

The former NSW Premier Neville Wran had an interesting take on the true meaning of working class culture. Having grown up in 1930s Balmain (before the chai-latte set moved in), Wran would reminisce about the great family stoushes of his time. They would usually end with the Sunday roast sent flying down the back alleyway.

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