PM Luxon urges public to come forward over abuse claims against Aussie Malcolm

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has called on anyone with information about historical child sex abuse allegations against the late former National minister Anthony “Aussie” Malcolm to come forward. Luxon noted the seriousness of the allegations and encouraged individuals to contact the police.

The investigation into Malcolm began following matters raised by the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care, involving incidents from the 1980s. Malcolm’s family has declined to comment.

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