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Tasmania's premier and deputy potentially at odds over conversion ban

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Tasmania's Deputy Premier Guy Barnett has written to an anti-trans feminist group labelling the Greens' bill to ban conversion practices as "fundamentally flawed".

His views potentially put him at odds with Premier Jeremy Rockliff.

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