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7 May 2019

Poppers, election candidates drop like flies, and Caster Semenya

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We speak to Simon Ruth of Thorneharbor Health about the potential poppers ban. Why are Federal election candidates are dropping out at a remarkable rate? And after she lost her appeal against an athletics ruling, we get a breakdown of Caster Semenya’s case.

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