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Clip from Jimmy Barnes: Working Class Boy | Seven | October 1, 2018

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Jimmy Barnes describes how he would spend his time as a child in Adelaide with other migrants, and recounts the time a lion escaped from a circus, likening the emaciated condition of the lion to the health of migrant children.

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