@CNN: Australian intelligence officers have delivered safes to two offices of the country’s national broadcaster to secure top secret Cabinet documents that were accidentally sold in second-hand furniture https://t.co/FOtBbTv62d

January 31, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Australian intelligence officers have delivered safes to two offices of the country's national broadcaster to secure top secret Cabinet documents that were accidentally sold in second-hand furniture https://t.co/FOtBbTv62d

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