Senator Ralph Babet's new clothing line was not made in Australia. The ABC contacted the support line for Senator Babet's clothing brand and was told the products were mostly made in South America and Asia, and then sent to the United States or another country for screen printing.
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'Australia first' senator Ralph Babet's new fashion line not made in Australia
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Senator Ralph Babet's new clothing line was not made in Australia. Senator Babet confirmed the products were manufactured offshore, with screen printing done in Australia.
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| Outlet | Niral Score |
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| ABC News (Just In)as they published this story | 6.1 |
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