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September 6, 2018

ABC Me | September 6, 2018

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The Behind the News team report on the John Milman’s match updates and find out about Australia’s rank for tennis, ACCC’s investigation on honey companies, Typhoon Jepi as it hits West Japan, kids in Canberra learn how to make a didgeridoo and a lion becomes friendly with it’s guests in a safari park. Plus a wrap-up of the days news and sport.

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