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Cash remains king after Katter forces cafe to take $50

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Bob Katter had his tender rejected at federal parliament's cafe. The Queensland firebrand was outraged his crisp $50 note wasn't accepted when he tried to order fish, rice and vegetables. Staff offered to give Mr Katter his fish for free he remained hungry for justice.

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Cash remains king after Katter forces cafe to take $50

Lunch is tasty but victory is sweeter for Queensland MP Bob Katter who forced federal parliament's cafe staff to backflip and accept cash.

3 months ago·Perth, Australia

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Cash remains king after Katter forces cafe to take $50

Lunch is tasty but victory is sweeter for Queensland MP Bob Katter who forced federal parliament's cafe staff to backflip and accept cash.

3 months ago·Sydney, Australia

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