Police anti-terror squad spies on protest groups
Nicky Hager and Anthony Hubbard - Sunday Star Times
POLICE TEAMS set up to identify terrorism threats and risks to national security are spying on protest and community groups, including Greenpeace, animal rights and climate change campaigners, and Iraq war protesters.
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