Albury religious leaders unite to say One Nation does not speak for all people of faith

Tahlia McPherson
September 23 2016 - 11:00am
UNITY: Father MacLeod-Miller, Kwik Kebab owner Hamidur Rahman and his 3-year-old son Farhan with Father Kevin Flanagan. Picture: ELENOR TEDENBORG
UNITY: Father MacLeod-Miller, Kwik Kebab owner Hamidur Rahman and his 3-year-old son Farhan with Father Kevin Flanagan. Picture: ELENOR TEDENBORG

POLITICAL party One Nation has pushed its anti-Islam message into the spotlight, but an Albury religious leader says people should change their way of thinking.

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