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addition needed, but would have weight issues

It was revealed in October 2008 that the Australian Crime Commission had compiled a secret file on Minister for Home Affairs Bob Debus, a left faction Labor MP, sparking condemnation by former and serving police officials. The file included details of his personal habits, views on police corruption and former Labor prime ministers.^[1]

This should be included in this article, but I struggle to see how it wouldn't have WP:WEIGHT issues, being such a brief article. Apart from a large expansion which I don't really have any enthusiasm for, can anyone think of a way to add it without weight issues? Timeshift (talk) 04:29, 4 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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^ Debus file sparks condemnations: The Age 4/10/2008

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[1] Debus file sparks condemnations: The Age 4/10/2008

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