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ACMA 2023-05-18 11:36 pm By Gareth Baker Sydney
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The Australian Communications and Media Authority has found Channel Nine breached privacy rules in a story on A Current Affair about a violent dispute between neighbours in regional New South Wales that went viral on YouTube.

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