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    Former Scientologist breaks silence on "nightmare childhood" after Senate blocks a full inquiry into the organisation.

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    Landline's Sean Murphy reports on a Queensland distillery that has risen from humble beginnings to become the toast of the world.

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  7. Bollon resident Joyce Winks looks at her flooded property Banding together

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