Awer Mabil dismisses 'bullshit' claims Australia isn't multicultural

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Socceroos star Awer Mabil called claims that Australia is not a successful multicultural society "bullshit." He stated the national soccer team was not distracted by the debate initiated by One Nation during the World Cup.

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