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PODCAST EXTRA - Simon Coveney, Minister for Foreign Affairs, On War Inflation And Shortages
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PJ talks to Minister Coveney on the pain for listeners from shortages and price rises and government efforts to help.
Minister Coveney and PJ urge people to support Red Cross relief and refugee settlement. See
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