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‘Classic pub punch’ costs man his job after trading slurs with colleague

Brisbane Times ·
‘Classic pub punch’ costs man his job after trading slurs with colleague

The man, who claimed his colleague’s swearing about colleagues him as a Christian at a Christmas function, was found to have responded disproportionately.

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