Australian News of the week ending 15 October 2020

How to find news that would inspire and ignite you?
We tried logical fallacy analysis as a sentiment one and here they are

Several pieces of the news of the week ending 15 October 2020.

We got all the tweets from Australian new media s agencies and ranged by concentration of particular fallacy in comments
www.logical-fallacy.com/articles/news-15-oct-2020/
Logical fallacies are grouped into Triggering, SmartyPants and Traditional Teamspirit
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