Did this really happen in #Auspol?

In 2004, the ALP tried to introduce a bill to ban the consumption of emu and kangaroo as other countries thought it was weird that Australians eat the animals on their coat of arms.

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In 2015, former prime minister Tony Abbott ate a raw onion on live TV

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Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd claimed to speak Mandarin but this was exposed to be a lie

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Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison sang "April sun in Cuba" on ukelele during a TV special to try and improve his approval ratings

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Before the 2013 election there was a social media campaign comparing Kevin Rudd to the Milky Bar kid

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In 2011, the Greens performed a flash mob (spontaneous group dance) in parliament to advocate to lower the voting age to 16

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Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison once brought a piece of coal into parliament to promote coal mines saying "there's nothing be afraid of"

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Prime Minister Harold Holt drowned at sea whilst in office in 1967. The Government funded memorial was a swimming pool named in his honour.

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Whilst Prime Minister, Scott Morrison was asked about the supermarket price gouging issue and revealed he had no idea how much bread and milk cost

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Former WA Premier Mark McGowan went viral online when he could not contain his laughter at the idea of a person going for a run to a kebab shop

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